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painfully lump in my left armpit

Hello,
about 6 months ago i woke up with pain in my armpit...i started feeling around and notice a lump..... this morning i woke up and i have the pain and lump again.... what is it?  my under arm hurts when i move my arm.... my armpit is tender and hurts when you touch it.... when you touch lump it hurts but not bad.. feels werid...  could some one please tell me what is going on... i dont have insurance or alot of money... please help... scared


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hi,i am 16 and i too have a lump under my right armpit.sometimes it hurts and sometimes it doesnt.it has been there for quite a few months.is it dagerous?like cancerous.thanks for your advices
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I'm scared because I have 2 bumps under the right armpit..And 1 under the left armpit..They hurt when i touch them n when I put deodarant n take a shower..n when i raise my arms they hurt..I need help I do sweat alot but i take showers n clean myself good..Im scared hope its not Cancer
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My name is Angie i a few days ago my left arm pit started to hurt but no bump then this morning I woke up with a lump right in the middle of my left armpit it hurts when I touch the bump I don't have medical insurance either any way to treat it naturally or any advice I've never had a bump that hurt so bad?
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Hi,

An underarm lump can be most probably due to an infective condition. You could have it due to shaving or waxing or using a deodarant. Underarm lump can be caused by viral infection, allergic reaction, a swollen lymph node or a benign tumor like lipoma.

Wait for a few days and see if the lump resolves. If it persists consult your physician for a clinical evaluation.

Try some OTC painkillers for a few days. Try some warm compresses and wear lose comfortable cotton clothes.

Let us know if you need any other information and post us on how you are doing.

Regards.

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