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Lipoma On The Clavicle, Growing In Size Causing Pain. Ultrasound Was Inconclusive. Worrisome?

Hi i have a lipoma on my clavicle , it has been growing in size and now superior to it i have some swelling , cant feel a lump just swelling and it tends to get sore and achy. I had an ultrasound yesterday which ahs come back inconclusive and are now being sent to see a specialist should i be worried. I had a FNA and that is how they diagnosed the lipoma.
Fri, 6 Jul 2012
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If the diagnosis of the swelling is established and the swelling is growing in size and causing complications it is advisable to get it removed by a surgeon at the earliest. Remember to get the resected specimen of the mass studied by a pathologist .
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Lipoma On The Clavicle, Growing In Size Causing Pain. Ultrasound Was Inconclusive. Worrisome?

If the diagnosis of the swelling is established and the swelling is growing in size and causing complications it is advisable to get it removed by a surgeon at the earliest. Remember to get the resected specimen of the mass studied by a pathologist .