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What Causes Lump Below Armpit That Moves When Pressure Is Applied?

Hello,I'm a 44 year old male,in good health,except for a moderate depression,diagnosed a year ago. Lately,I noticed a lump in my ribs, 5 inches below my left armpit, and 3 inches from my left nipple. The lump feels semi-hard, and moves up and down a bit when I apply pressure with my fingers. So far is painless. Recently, I had to take antibiotics because of a laryngitis and coughing. I would appreciate your comments about my lump, as well as any suggestions.
Mon, 18 May 2015
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Dear I am concerned about the lump you have in the left-armpit.Advise-1I would advise you to get the FNAC-biopsy from a nearby Surgeon, who is the right expert to attend to it.2-As its painless-nothing to worry much,3-After the FNAC report-mostly it would be non-malignant tumour.4-It may be tumourous- or may be chronically infected node in the armpit.5-The story told by you ,definitely needs expert advise and followup till it is fixed with relief after proper remedy.Thnks.Wellcome for any more queries in this matter.
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What Causes Lump Below Armpit That Moves When Pressure Is Applied?

Hi, Dear I am concerned about the lump you have in the left-armpit.Advise-1I would advise you to get the FNAC-biopsy from a nearby Surgeon, who is the right expert to attend to it.2-As its painless-nothing to worry much,3-After the FNAC report-mostly it would be non-malignant tumour.4-It may be tumourous- or may be chronically infected node in the armpit.5-The story told by you ,definitely needs expert advise and followup till it is fixed with relief after proper remedy.Thnks.Wellcome for any more queries in this matter.