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Hi my name is Christy and I have this ball shaped thing in my arm I ve noticed it when I was younger but didn t get it looked at but now as I m older it s still here and when I touch it I get sick to the stomach and it hurts and sometimes that arm goes numb
Lump in arm is not an uncommon thing. Here are probable causes of lump in the arm 1) Lipoma painless, benign 2) Neurofibroma sometimes associated with numbness and pain 3) Sarcoma 4) Ganglion cyst 5) Lymphoma 6) Granuloma 7) Fibroma 8) Melanoma
In order to find out what your bell shaped lump is, we need to examine the lump in person. Finally excision is to be performed to get rid of the lump. Please see a physician or general surgeon who can examine the lump and arrive at specific diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
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Dr. Pallavi M., Anesthesiologist
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What Causes Ball Shaped Lump In The Arm?
Hello, Lump in arm is not an uncommon thing. Here are probable causes of lump in the arm 1) Lipoma painless, benign 2) Neurofibroma sometimes associated with numbness and pain 3) Sarcoma 4) Ganglion cyst 5) Lymphoma 6) Granuloma 7) Fibroma 8) Melanoma In order to find out what your bell shaped lump is, we need to examine the lump in person. Finally excision is to be performed to get rid of the lump. Please see a physician or general surgeon who can examine the lump and arrive at specific diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Pallavi M., Anesthesiologist