Lump in Armpit on a Mother

Did you get a lump in armpit? maybe we'll share a story that is similar to the story that you experienced, we created this article is based on personal experience of someone who has a lump in the armpit. Hopefully with experience can provide a solution to the problem you are experiencing.

 I found a lump in armpit of the ball jacks, but not hard. The lump was from 2003, when it was still just as big as peanuts. In 2007 I to the surgeon general, without satisfactory explanation he suggested surgery and said it was a benign tumor.

Then the doctor asked me to check the blood, urine and x-rays, but I was very disappointed. When I bring lab results and x-rays, lab results without he saw, he immediately asked when to surgery? Then my internal medicine doctor, the doctor also advised me surgery.

In 2008 I consult a doctor Specialist Surgical Oncology. The doctor stated that the lump was growing mammary glands in the armpits, it's just that if you later have children and lactating glands will swell.

In mid-2011 I was pregnant. My gynecologist said that the lump was not a mammary gland, because if it was then the breast glands on either side of my armpit there will be bumps, but this is only one side. My gynecologist says this tumor.

About 1 month ago I checked again, this time to the General doctor (because many doctors are recommending to this). Blood tests were performed, and the results of laboratory tests as well as the position of the lump, the doctor said that the lump is generally the only gland infection, so I was given the drug antibody, 2 kinds of antibiotics and supplements, and I was told to compress the lump with warm water when going to sleep. If it can not be done surgically new flat.

Questions:

1. What no danger to compress with warm water?
2. In 2001 I had surgery a tumor in the left breast, according to the doctors a lump in my left armpit that what?
3. I am currently breastfeeding my baby, my baby's safe not to dock?

So some of my questions, and I wait for an answer from a doctor, thank you.

Oechi (Married Women, 32 Years), mwciXXX@yahoo.com,
Height 145 cm, Weight 58 Kg

Answer

1. If only to compress it is okay, but this bump should not be massaged or pressed. 
2. Steps to be taken for examination is to perform an ultrasound on the lump, so she can find out if it was a tumor or not, and also performed better tumor marker test. 
3. If it turns out from these results is a tumor, it is best not to give milk to the baby.   
4. For more, you can consult with a doctor

 

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