A muscle knot is painful, but should go away with time. A tumor probably won't. If you have any doubt which you have, you should have it checked by your doctor.
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A muscle knot (muscle spasm) is usually an acute process that can litterally occur within hours or shorter. It can persist and become chronic. It's generally painful or at least not comfortable.
A tumor is generally slow growing taking months to years to develop. Many times, you may not even be bothered by it other than the fact that it's there.
my dog had this before.it can be a tumor pump knot or anything it was a tumor they cut it out and hes fine. be sure to take it to a vet.
no get that checked! it cud be a tumor
Miles are a measurement of distance, a knot is a measurement of speeed.
A lump is a general term for a swelling or bump, while a knot typically refers to a tightly intertwined mass or tangle. Lumps can be related to many different conditions, including inflammation or tumors, while knots often refer to muscle tension or tightness.
A muscle knot is a small area of tension within a muscle that feels like a bump or a lump. It can be tender to the touch and may cause pain or discomfort when pressure is applied. In some cases, muscle knots can also cause limited range of motion or stiffness in the affected area.
It could be a tumor, or it could be a vericosele, but it for sure is something to have a doctor look at before it is too late.
You probably have an inflamed lymph node. It's not too seriouse but get it checked out just in case it's not!
a mile judges how fast a car or truck goes and a know judges how fast a plane or boat goes
It's best to have them checked by an exotic vet since it could be nothing serious but could also be a tumor.
Running shoelaces tend to be thinner. This keeps the knot from slipping when you tie the shoe.
A knot injury, also known as a muscle knot or myofascial trigger point, is commonly caused by muscle overuse, poor posture, or stress. Symptoms include localized pain, stiffness, and tenderness in the affected area. Recommended treatments for knot injuries include massage therapy, stretching exercises, heat therapy, and over-the-counter pain relievers.
Many things can cause a pinkist knot; a wart, a tumor, a bruise, arthritic swelling. I don't have enough details to give a more precise diagnosis. If it is bothering you, you can certainly get a doctor to look at it and give you a diagnosis.