Axillary lump, Surgery FAQ

Understanding Axillary Lumps: When to Seek Further Medical Advice

Axillary lump Hello doctor, two years ago during a health check-up, I was found to have multiple fibrocystic lesions in both sides of my chest. Since I was preparing to study abroad, I had one of the larger lesions surgically removed. About a year and a half ago, I noticed a smal...

Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
In general, fibrocysts and fibroadenomas are common benign lesions found in young women. Fibrocysts are often associated with breast tenderness before menstruation and are significantly influenced by hormonal changes, causing fluctuations in size. Fibroadenomas are solid masses t...

Essential Knowledge and FAQs About Breast Health and Cancer Prevention

Basic Knowledge and Inquiries About Breasts Hello Doctor: I am Reena, a news editor for a women's website. I noticed that your site emphasizes "the importance of cherishing medical resources," but many of our female readers still lack clarity and implementation reg...

Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! 1. A breast examination during puberty is not too early, as if a lump is detected and an ultrasound reveals a tumor, it is usually benign and can be monitored. At least there will be a record for future comparisons in adulthood. 2. Hard lumps can occur not only in the b...

Understanding Lumps Underarm: Causes and When to Seek Help

There is a lump in the axillary skin? Hello Dr. Lee: I recently discovered a round lump under the skin in my armpit. It is visibly protruding, but I don't feel any pain when I press on it; instead, I ended up injuring the skin from squeezing it. Initially, I thought it was a...

Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! It is recommended to see a general surgeon for axillary lumps. The most common subcutaneous tumors are lipomas and sebaceous cysts, but there are more considerations in the axillary region, especially concerning the breast. Take care! Changhua Hospital cares about you!