There is a lump in the armpit

The armpit is a part of our body, and its physiological condition also represents the health status of our body. When a lump of flesh grows under our armpits, it is only an external manifestation, so there must be a reason for it. When encountering such a situation, we must not be careless. We should take responsibility for our own health, understand what this lump is, find out its characteristics and the cause in time, and take appropriate treatment measures.

The cause of meat bumps

1. Poor blood circulation in the skin causes small skin polyps;

2. It may be a cyst;

3. Symptoms may be caused by phenomena caused by inflammation;

4. It may be caused by lipoma;

5. The lumps may be lymph nodes, and the lymph nodes under the armpits are swollen;

How should we judge

First of all, we look at the feeling that the lump brings to us, whether it is painful, if so, then the degree of pain and the type of pain; then we understand the shape and size of the lump, because the size of the lump caused by different reasons varies; and then we infer based on our own physical condition and diet. Of course, it is best for us to go to a regular hospital for treatment, understand what the pimples are, know the causes of their occurrence, and receive treatment.

How to deal with this situation

Polyps are generally not well treated with medication and can usually be removed surgically or minimally invasively. If there is no enlargement or pain, no treatment is required. If possible, go to the hospital for diagnosis to find out whether it is a lipoma or atheroma, and do not stimulate it frequently. If it continues to grow and causes pain, it can be surgically removed and pathologically confirmed, and dressing changes should be strengthened to prevent infection. If it is a lymph node, we should pay attention to rest, diet and daily life, eat less raw and cold food, less spicy food, less puffed food, carbonated drinks, fish, shrimp and seafood. If it is a cyst, you should go to a regular hospital for surgical examination, make a clear diagnosis, and have a specialist perform surgical removal based on the actual condition to prevent further growth. Wash and change clothes frequently to keep your skin clean and hygienic. Avoid squeezing. Drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and other irritating foods.