Lumps on chest: I am assuming your lump is on the outside of the chest wall (not internal and detected by a ct scan). The most common cause of external lumps over the rib cage are lipomas -- benign fatty tissues. They do not tend to go away by themselves, but generally do no harm. Other causes are mostly cysts--either cysts of the skin or sebaceous cysts.
Answered 4/18/2012
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Hard to know: There are several possible causes for what you describe, including cysts, lipomas, lymph nodes, and others.
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