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Have Fluid On/off On My Collar Bone. It Increases About 1 Inch. Feeling Very Tired. Treatment?

I have fluid on/off for 1 year on left side lower neck area more so on my collar bone. Thru out the day it fills with fluid.When it fills up it raise about 1 inch in curvice of collar bone meeting my neck. I get very tired when this happens, usually will sleep about an hr after work if the fluid has been present all day at work. meds-estriol very low dose, good health, good weight, no health problems, but usually seasonal allerys/sinus. 55yrs. Work in a sr.high school.
Fri, 14 Jun 2013
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Welcome to HCM.It would be best to get this checked up by your doctor/Orthopaedic Surgeon.This may be a localised infalmmation/secondary to bursitis/secondary to a growth or tumour.Imaging studies like CT scan/MRI scan will help if a X-ray is not diagnostic.A needle aspiration of the fluid and subsequent tests may reveal the problem.
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Have Fluid On/off On My Collar Bone. It Increases About 1 Inch. Feeling Very Tired. Treatment?

Welcome to HCM.It would be best to get this checked up by your doctor/Orthopaedic Surgeon.This may be a localised infalmmation/secondary to bursitis/secondary to a growth or tumour.Imaging studies like CT scan/MRI scan will help if a X-ray is not diagnostic.A needle aspiration of the fluid and subsequent tests may reveal the problem.