Question 1

can radial injury caused by an axillary nerve block heal on its own?

Accepted Answer

Qualified yes: If the continuity of the revenue was not interrupted and if the nerve was not injured permanently by the injection it can recover at the rate of 1mm per day.

Question 2

my axillary lymph nodes are painful and swollen both sides, more painful the left side. currently have a cough/cold - related? or something different?

Accepted Answer

Nodes: Often time with many types of infections many body part, specifically nodes get inflamed.

Question 3

preparing for pisiform wrist surgery, what is best/longest lasting nerve block? is brachial axillary longer/wider cover than wrist block?  any others?

Accepted Answer

Ancillary block: An axillary block would be my choice - these blocks are done under ultrasound guidance safely by trained anesthesiologists   the wrist block can work but would not give relief from pain associated with a tourniquet if used by the surgeon. Axillary blocks may last up to 24 hours with the longer acting anesthetics and the addition of steroid.

Question 4

i have a painful 'fat-like' lump on left rib cage, mid axillary line. i have dull aches in my back and chest, occasionally my joints. and light nausea?

Accepted Answer

May need medical che: If this lump is increasing in size, you should get your doctor to check it. You can watch its size over the next 4 weeks and then decide if you need medical attention. If it is painful, go see your doctor sooner. Tylenol (acetaminophen) may give you some relief from pain,.

Question 5

had  breast u/s showed multiple fibroadenomas, complex cyst and bilateral axillary lymph nodes enlargement. painful breast+ arm with edema. possibly?

Accepted Answer

See specialist: You have a "busy" breast and with your young age it is probably dense as well.  I highly recommend you find a breast specialist who can review the films and examine you.  I have several other posts on Fibroadenoma and Cystic changes (Fibrocystic) that you can review. 
Good luck.

Question 6

i have multiple movable lumps in groin area not painful. recently (more than3months) i noticed submental small not-painful masses.
note: i have multiple breast masses/fibroadenosis/benign axillary lymph nodes started 3 years ago , any relation?

Accepted Answer

It's probable: Those movable lumps are probably adenopathies. This is an immune system response against certain bacteria or parasite among other possibilities. 
I strongly recommend to visit your doctor to get that properly evaluated

Question 7

what does it mean to have axillary temperatures taken?

Accepted Answer

Arm pit: Temp is taken in your arm pit. This is usually done in kids, not adults.

Question 8

i would like to know what is fibroglandular destiney, intramammany lumph nodesd, and axillary lymbh nodes.  and are any of these harmful?

Accepted Answer

Breast mass: This sounds like a breast mass. This should be evaluated. .

Question 9

i always have 36.9-37.2 axillary temp every evening for a few hours, then it drops again at night. no other symptoms i can notice. can that be normal?

Accepted Answer

Body Temperature: I commend your Good Health!

You have Normal Body Temperature.

And Yes Temperature drops at night.

Lowest Temperature is at about 4am.

Feel the Blessings and Wonder  of Homeostatic mechanism that keeps the you at optimum operating temperature.

Question 10

what is bilateral axillary adenopathy reactive?

Accepted Answer

Enlarged lymph nodes: Reactive bilateral axillary andenopathy refers to enlarged lymph nodes on both sides of the body in the armpit area that is thought to be a reaction to infections as it is the job of lymph nodes to filter infection from the body.

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Can radial injury caused by an axillary nerve block heal on its own?

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My axillary lymph nodes are painful and swollen both sides, more painful the left side. currently have a cough/cold - related? or something different?

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Preparing for pisiform wrist surgery, what is best/longest lasting nerve block? is brachial axillary longer/wider cover than wrist block? any others?

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I have a painful 'fat-like' lump on left rib cage, mid axillary line. i have dull aches in my back and chest, occasionally my joints. and light nausea?

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Had breast u/s showed multiple fibroadenomas, complex cyst and bilateral axillary lymph nodes enlargement. painful breast+ arm with edema. possibly?

A member asked:

I have multiple movable lumps in groin area not painful. recently (more than3months) i noticed submental small not-painful masses. note: i have multiple breast masses/fibroadenosis/benign axillary lymph nodes started 3 years ago , any relation?

A member asked:

What does it mean to have axillary temperatures taken?

A member asked:

I would like to know what is fibroglandular destiney, intramammany lumph nodesd, and axillary lymbh nodes. and are any of these harmful?

A member asked:

I always have 36.9-37.2 axillary temp every evening for a few hours, then it drops again at night. no other symptoms i can notice. can that be normal?

A member asked:

What is bilateral axillary adenopathy reactive?

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