Large bump under your skin on your upper right arm?

Answer 1

It could be a number of things; a clogged sweat gland, an enlarged lymph node, or a fat granule. There is about a 99% chance that it is Not Cancer, so there's no need to panic. Do go to the doctor and have it checked, though, just in case it's that 1%.

Answer 2

Make an appointment with your doctor and have yourself checked out properly, it should NOT be ignored. The quicker things are looked at the better the outcome, so it's very important to see your doctor without delay.

Answer 3

The armpit lump is generally caused by Allergies, viral or bacterial infections and harmless fat.You can take some anti-biotics to get some relief. You should contact the Doctor if your lump is not disappearing within 2 weeks on its own.

Answer 4

While there are many things this could be, including just a simple cyst, I would need to know more about your age and gender. This could be a swollen lymph node, and in females is a reason to get checked by an MD ASAP. Not to scare you but sometimes an enlarged lymph node is the first sign people find of breast cancer.

Answer 5

That is something that should be checked by your health care professional. There are various things that can cause that, from minor to very serious problems and the best approach is to consult a physician as soon as possible. Some of the things that may cause that are ingrown hairs, clogged pores, cysts, abscesses, swollen lymph glands (possibly from infection), and tumors.

Answer 6

i have this, it's a potine build up in either the back of the arms, or the legs. it can be corrected by a cream given by a doctor

Answer 7

granuloma secondary to insect bite; allergic reactioin in injection or vaccination; soft tissue sarcoma; extension of bone tumor from humerus; metastatic disease; insect bite

Answer 8

It may be just a pimple but if you are worried about it then go and get your doctors opinion.

Answer 9

Most likely it's an enlarged lymph node. The question is why it's enlarged, and for that you should see a physician. Could be a cold, could be cancer. See a physician.