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How Can Neck And Chest Mobile Lumps Be Treated?

I have 2 little hard shaped balls in the back of my neck (about pea sized). Then a larger on on the left side. Also one on each side of my chest and one on a u per back muscle. These bumps are move able but not read they just are barley elated from the skin. Please help thanks
Mon, 1 Dec 2014
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Dear friend,
As per your detail, you have neck swelling and chest swelling. if i am treating doctor, then i would like to examine the swelling first. Diagnosis can confirmed after examination only. A neck lump may be a lymphnode swelling and other swelling on chest me be lipoma or other cyst like sebaceous cyst. Lymphnode sweliing may subside itself, but lipoma or sebaceous cyst needs excision.

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How Can Neck And Chest Mobile Lumps Be Treated?

Dear friend, As per your detail, you have neck swelling and chest swelling. if i am treating doctor, then i would like to examine the swelling first. Diagnosis can confirmed after examination only. A neck lump may be a lymphnode swelling and other swelling on chest me be lipoma or other cyst like sebaceous cyst. Lymphnode sweliing may subside itself, but lipoma or sebaceous cyst needs excision. Thank You.