What Is The Hard Raised Unmovable Area Below My Clavicle?
Hello,I noticed a hard raised unmovable area about the size of a quarter on my right side of my chest just below my clavicle.I later noticed that I have a hard raised area on my right clavicle bone.In fact that is what it feels like,bone.These areas are painless.I'm a little worried. Thank You.
I want to know presence of any symptoms like- - Cough, cold, breathing difficulty. - Fever. - Weight loss. - Decreased apatite. - Habits like smoking.
There may be possibility of swelling arising from supraclavicular lymph-node or rarely from ribs (it is unlikely).
I would like to advise you to consult your doctor for detailed clinical examiantion.
Following investigations may be advisable to confirm diagnosis and appropriate treatment. - Complete blood count. - ESR, CRP. - Chest xray. - Ultrasound of local area and abdomen and pelvis. - CT scan of chest. - Liver and Renal function test.
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What Is The Hard Raised Unmovable Area Below My Clavicle?
Hi, Thanks for your question. I want to know presence of any symptoms like- - Cough, cold, breathing difficulty. - Fever. - Weight loss. - Decreased apatite. - Habits like smoking. There may be possibility of swelling arising from supraclavicular lymph-node or rarely from ribs (it is unlikely). I would like to advise you to consult your doctor for detailed clinical examiantion. Following investigations may be advisable to confirm diagnosis and appropriate treatment. - Complete blood count. - ESR, CRP. - Chest xray. - Ultrasound of local area and abdomen and pelvis. - CT scan of chest. - Liver and Renal function test. Hope this helps you, is so do vote as helpful.