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I have enlarged, soft masses larger than my cupped hand in both axilla areas, should i have then looked at? should i be concerned?
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See a doctor: Enlarged masses to the axillary region can be a sign of many conditions. It's best to have a medical provider assess those conditions to ensure accuracy in treatment.
Answered 9/29/2016
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