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Pain under arm - Same exact symptoms
by MICHM, Mar 13, 2008 01:40PM
I have the exact same symptoms of the previous post. I am a 38 year old female that started having pain under her right arm about 2 years ago. There are no lumps only muscle tissue that feels griddy or thick. I've been examined by 3 different doctors who can not find anything by touch. Because they don't feel anything, they also won't order a scan. I had a mamogram (mammogram) 2 years ago and it was clean.
The other symptom I have is pain in my inner thighs right below by pelvic bone. It seems like it is in the lymph nodes. Any idea what this could be and what type of dr. I might see to have this checked out??
This discussion is related to Underarm Pain/Lymph nodes.
The other symptom I have is pain in my inner thighs right below by pelvic bone. It seems like it is in the lymph nodes. Any idea what this could be and what type of dr. I might see to have this checked out??
This discussion is related to Underarm Pain/Lymph nodes.
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You should see a breast specialist for your symptoms and get a proper clinical examination.
Do pain relief medications help with your symptoms? What kind of work do you do?
Have you noticed any abnormal features on breast self examination like a breast lump, nipple discharge or skin changes?
Use some warm compresses and do not shave, wax or use a deodorant for a few days - the lump should resolve on its own.
If it still persists, you would need to see your doctor for a clinical evaluation.
Let us know if you have any other doubts and keep us posted on how you are doing.
Regards.