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I have a pea sized lump an inch below my elbow on my right arm. tender to the touch, it sometimes burns. what is it, and should i be concerned?
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See your doctor: Tender or painful bumps beginning recently could represent infection, especially if red or growing. Get it looked at.
Answered 10/10/2017
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