What Causes Lumps Under Arms When On Treatment For T-ALL?
hi my son who is 12 years old has been diagnosed with t cell ALL on January 13 2014 we have a great team of doctors but my question is he still has lumps under his arms the ones that were around his neck back and front are no longer visible. So is it normal to see lumps at this stage of treatment he is in remission and is on consolidation and has had radiation
Tue, 13 Jan 2015
Pathologist and Microbiologist, Dr. S. Samanta's Response
these lumps could be due to various reasons and possibly there is nothing to worry much as all will disappear with time!
cause could be:
1. subcutaneous bleeding / hematoma
2. small abscesses
3. chloromas or involvement of the skin by leukemic cells
please wait and watch!
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What Causes Lumps Under Arms When On Treatment For T-ALL?
these lumps could be due to various reasons and possibly there is nothing to worry much as all will disappear with time! cause could be: 1. subcutaneous bleeding / hematoma 2. small abscesses 3. chloromas or involvement of the skin by leukemic cells please wait and watch!