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Growing Lump On The Upper Part Of Shoulder. Unable To Diagnose. Is It Sacroma?

my mom has this lump on the upper part of her shoulder on the right side.. it started 7 years ago but none of the docs here could figure it out and it has grown alot that it is noticeable easily , she seldomly gets pain in that lump that goes into her shoulders and back also... what could this be? i researched before on the internet and it said is could be sacroma??
Tue, 19 Mar 2013
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Hi
As per your query,it looks like lipoma.It can turn into cancer called liposarcoma.
Please do not waste time.
Meet your surgeon and get it diagnosed.
You can go for a simple test called Fine needle aspiration cytology(FNAC) which tells whether the swelling is benign or cancerous.Ultrasound of that particular area will also gives some clue.
As it is freely moving,it cannot be sarcoma.
But confirm the diagnosis soon.
wish her good health
Regards
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Growing Lump On The Upper Part Of Shoulder. Unable To Diagnose. Is It Sacroma?

Hi As per your query,it looks like lipoma.It can turn into cancer called liposarcoma. Please do not waste time. Meet your surgeon and get it diagnosed. You can go for a simple test called Fine needle aspiration cytology(FNAC) which tells whether the swelling is benign or cancerous.Ultrasound of that particular area will also gives some clue. As it is freely moving,it cannot be sarcoma. But confirm the diagnosis soon. wish her good health Regards