What Causes A Lump Between The Neck And Shoulder Blades?
I've had this lump or ball in between my neck and my shoulder..... i don't know if it is just a stress ball or what it might be...but i am starting to worry...ive tryied massaging it but i still have it i don't know if i have to put lots of pressure or anything....it does not hurt when i touch but i still want to know what it might be and what i should do
1.The history suggest most possible cause could be enlarged lymph nodes at first place followed by glandular lesions and finally vascular cause. 2.If you are my patient i would have examine the lump / lesions and ask for a ultrasound examination. 3.Ultrasound will help to evaluate the nature of the lesion, its source and where all it is extended. 4.If necessary needle sample might be needed. Never press or scratch the lesion - it will only increase the lump and possible infections. 5.Lymph nodal enlargement is seen in case of localised / systemic infection / inflammation. If you are aware of any - treat the cause. 6.So get an appointment and get needful investigations and treatment done. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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What Causes A Lump Between The Neck And Shoulder Blades?
Welcome to Health care magic. 1.The history suggest most possible cause could be enlarged lymph nodes at first place followed by glandular lesions and finally vascular cause. 2.If you are my patient i would have examine the lump / lesions and ask for a ultrasound examination. 3.Ultrasound will help to evaluate the nature of the lesion, its source and where all it is extended. 4.If necessary needle sample might be needed. Never press or scratch the lesion - it will only increase the lump and possible infections. 5.Lymph nodal enlargement is seen in case of localised / systemic infection / inflammation. If you are aware of any - treat the cause. 6.So get an appointment and get needful investigations and treatment done. Good luck. Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.