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Painless Mass Inside The Elbow. Pain And Burning Sensation While Moving The Hand. Worried About Lymphoma. Nodes In Collar Bone

I have a painless mass in the inside of the elbow. It does cause my arm to hurt right above the inside crease and sometimes it hurts in my forearm. Also, there will be a burning sensation in the crease of my elbow. There is a little pain in my fingers as well off and on. I am worried about lymphoma!! I also had some nodes on top of my collar bone and went to an Oncologist. She told me not to worry that they weren't nodes to worry about.
Thu, 13 Jun 2013
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Hi! Thanks for your query. As per your symptoms the sweeling in the Elbow may be a Cyst also, or either Lymphoma. It is not alarming and is treatable surgically which is minor. Show it to an Orthopaedician and take his advice.
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Painless Mass Inside The Elbow. Pain And Burning Sensation While Moving The Hand. Worried About Lymphoma. Nodes In Collar Bone

Hi! Thanks for your query. As per your symptoms the sweeling in the Elbow may be a Cyst also, or either Lymphoma. It is not alarming and is treatable surgically which is minor. Show it to an Orthopaedician and take his advice.