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It was not there two days ago, I know for a fact, it just appeared, I noticed it when I pulled off my shirt and just felt it. It's not black and it does not hurt. About the size of a small pencil eraser. I am a year away from 50 and I have been told the older you get the grosser you get so maybe its just a skin tag or something. No I am not pulling a cmoney fake spot here, but I am concerned this just happened. Really don't need this stress right now.
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95% a lymph node and you have an infection.
4% you have cancer, but will make it to election
1% you don’t make election
Get it checked out. Could easily just be harmless cyst but need that confirmed.
At least you are not banned from the forum.
Send pic prob sebaceous cyst harmless.
Bad beat, especially with the alcoholic gastritis.
Get it looked at.
Horrible adviceQuote:
Originally Posted by BetCheckBet
No need to include a doctor
Do nothing for a few days, then you will be fine
Don’t forget this actionable advice
6 months to party hard
lucky guy
Brother this is an unhealthy 50 year old man who thought he was dying earlier this year from drinking too much. Any lifelong alcoholic should immediately tend to any issue that comes up.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickyPipesHorrible adviceQuote:
Originally Posted by BetCheckBet
No need to include a doctor
Do nothing for a few days, then you will be fine
Don’t forget this actionable advice
Friends dad in HD neglected a lump for awhile, turned out to be cancerous tumor and was boxed up at 45.
Even though I'm healthy I'm borderline hypochondriac like Druff is about health related shit, only get one life brother.
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About 12-13 years ago, I have the same thing happen and figured- Damn, its my turn now. Went to my local Kaiser doctor and then referred to the local Kaiser surgery dept. Turned out to be a harmless lipoma. Since then, I have had 8-10 lipoma's removed and all have turned out to be non-cancer.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...20one%20lipomaQuote:
A lipoma is a slow-growing, fatty lump that's most often situated between your skin and the underlying muscle layer. A lipoma, which feels doughy and usually isn't tender, moves readily with slight finger pressure. Lipomas are usually detected in middle age. Some people have more than one lipoma.
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See a doctor. Swollen lymph nodes in the armpit can be a sign of something serious.
(its a skin tag)
Gotta love all of these internet doctors diagnosing your growth without even seeing it. Hey Gringo, quit fucking around and go see a proper Dermatologist.
This is fair point. Please post picture of arm pit so it can be properly diagnosed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cerveza Fria
No one mentioned the AIDS yet?
If you know where you are going, don’t worry about where you are.
fucking gross dude
todge your hideous collection of posters are disintegrating before our eyes this should have been tine btw
Is this growth or your Super Bowl losses worse.