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My Son Has A Pea Size Lump On Left Bottom Jar, Is This Anything To Worry About ?

my 7 year old has a pea size lump on left bottom jar is this anything rlyo worry about ? Pea size lump on son that moves but causes no pain is this serious ?
Fri, 31 Dec 2010
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The most common probable cause for a lump mentioned in a 7 year old would be a lymph node to be ruled our by searching for infections in the organs around the node or a Neurofibroma a benign swelling in the nerve either are not dangerous. But keen observation over the lesion has to be kept . If there is any sudden increase in the size of the lump then you may have to consult the surgeon as soon as possible

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My Son Has A Pea Size Lump On Left Bottom Jar, Is This Anything To Worry About ?

Hi, Welcome to Healthcaremagic Forum The most common probable cause for a lump mentioned in a 7 year old would be a lymph node to be ruled our by searching for infections in the organs around the node or a Neurofibroma a benign swelling in the nerve either are not dangerous. But keen observation over the lesion has to be kept . If there is any sudden increase in the size of the lump then you may have to consult the surgeon as soon as possible Thanks for visiting Healthcaremagic Bye