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I have had a small lump under armpit for 2 months. not getting any bigger but will fluctuate in size during the day. it is tender to touch not painful?
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Lump in armpit: Lumps need to be looked at by your doctor. Please see him/her. It MAY be a sebaceous cyst that can be easily treated but you need to know for sure. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/19/2017
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