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Small Sore Lumps In The Armpits, Groin. No Lumps In Breast. What Could It Be?

I have noticed small lumps in my armpits many times in the past (particularly in the left armpit) and occasionally in the groin area. I thought they might have been related to my period but my period is now almost an entire month late and the lump in my left armpit is back. There is no way that I can be pregnant and I have never missed a period before, or been more than a couple of days irregular. The lumps are quite sore but not painful and I haven t come across any in my breast . What could all this be due to?
Thu, 2 Jan 2014
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Welcome to HCM.
Sore lump is usually a boil,might be bacterial infection of hair root.
Might be secondary to infective,inflammatory drainage from neck to upper chest area.
Primary treatment is antibiotic and nsaid to subside it.
Take proper local care.
If it persist then go for complete investigations and proper treatment under guidance of your physician.
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Small Sore Lumps In The Armpits, Groin. No Lumps In Breast. What Could It Be?

Welcome to HCM. Sore lump is usually a boil,might be bacterial infection of hair root. Might be secondary to infective,inflammatory drainage from neck to upper chest area. Primary treatment is antibiotic and nsaid to subside it. Take proper local care. If it persist then go for complete investigations and proper treatment under guidance of your physician.