Pea Sized Lump under the skin of my newborn?
I think you will find it is a small cyst, fairly common in young babies. No need to treat at all. Yes they are moveable and it won't cause him pain at all. I see these small cysts in my practice at times. Do not worry about it now.
What does it mean when a baby develops a knot underneath the skin after receiving a vaccination?
It means the body is fighting the poisons injected. Maybe its the Aluminum/Mercury. I dont remember right now. The body tries to protect itself from the numerous poisons in vaccines by separating the poison.Update:Vaccine Papers examined varying amounts of injected Aluminum and found:“Remarkably, the study found that the lowest dosage (200 mcg/Kg) was the most toxic! For many outcomes, the 400 and 800 mcg/Kg dosages had no observable adverse effects, but the 200 mcg/Kg dosage did. The low toxicity of the higher dosages appears to to be a consequence of dosage-dependent inflammation at the injection site. The high dosages caused intensive inflammation at the injection site, forming “granulomas.” The 200 mcg/Kg dosage did not produce granulomas. . . . This suggests that it is more dangerous and harmful to administer numerous small injections of Al adjuvant, compared to a large single injection capable of inducing a granuloma.”Source: How to End the Autism Epidemic, JB Handley, p. 155.*The study: Guillemette Crepeaux et al., “Non-linear Dose-Response of Aluminum Hydroxide Adjuvant Particles: Selective Low Dose Neurotoxicity,” Toxicology 375 (2017): 48–57.
Should I be concerned about a lump under my skin?
Most likely it is a benign mass, such as a fatty deposit. Might know more if it is hard or soft, moves around a little, or not at all. Your age, gender, eating habits, overall health, family history are also needed to make an accurate assessment. What worries me is that you said it has appeared to have grown recently. That's a clear indication that it should be examined by a doctor. A biopsy may need to be done to be sure it's safe. Good luck.
What are the tiny bumps on my fingers beneath the skin?
Is it like this: That is Pompholyx a type of eczema that causes tiny blisters to develop across the fingers and sometimes palms of the hands the soles of the feet.It's also known as dyshidrotic eczema.Doctors believe that you have a greater chance of developing the condition if you’re experiencing a high level of stress (either physical or emotional) or have allergies. Some doctors think that dyshidrotic eczema may be a type of allergic reaction.You may be more likely to develop dyshidrotic eczema if your hands or feet are often moist or in water or if your work exposes you to metal salts, such as cobalt, chromium, and nickel.
Pea sized lump under skin in my daughters chest.?
You are right to be concerned and you are doing everything possible to figure out what this could be. Be very persistent . . call your daughters pediatrician if you are worried. They usually have the results of the xray within a few hours .. if it is anything they are concerned about they will call you immediately . .but you don't have to wait. Call your doctor. This is probably just a cyst or something harmless . .but cancer is life threatening and you have every right to be concerned about it until you have a definitive answer. Far too many people are complacent and just assume that whatever it is is harmless . . it only takes one time to be wrong . . take absolutely no chances with your babies life. Possible cancers this could be include lymphoma or a soft tissue sarcoma (rhabdomyosarcoma) . . there are also many types of benign tumor or nodules . . it is the doctors job to figure out what this could be. Please be careful of a doctor just assuming that this is harmless. . and if her pediatrician even whispers the word 'sarcoma' . . insist on being referred immediately to a pediatric sarcoma specialist. Childhood Cancer: signs and symptoms of rhabdomyosarcoma http://www.acor.org/ped-onc/diseases/SOC... We lost our son to a sarcoma . . his doctors completely missed five large abdominal tumors and he was misdiagnosed for over a month. Take no chances. Cancer is deceptive.
What are the causes of a hard lump under the skin of the jawline?
Depending on the size and location of the lump under the jaw or “"mandible” you could be feeling a salivary gland or lymph node. As far as glands are concerned, the submandibular gland is the likeliest culprit, especially if you have tenderness in the area of the lump.The lymph nodes under the jawline are in the “cervical chain” and can be enlarged or inflamed due to several conditions. Inflammation of the oral cavity or throat can lead to enlarged lumps under the jawline which are most likely lymph nodes responding to a viral infection. This is the most likely cause of your lump.
Do hard lumps under my dogs skin on his leg and belly indicate something serious? He doesn’t seem to be in pain, but the lumps keep growing, he’s older, and I’m not home to take care of him since I’m away at college.
Do hard lumps under my dogs skin on his leg and belly indicate something serious? He doesn’t seem to be in pain, but the lumps keep growing, he’s older, and I’m not home to take care of him since I’m away at college./////////////////////////////////////////////////One of my dogs died from cancer, a sweet old girl (miss you baby girl). She had cancer of the mammary glands, which grew hard lumps around her nipples.Calling upon this information, (and also high school years of biology and prep work for becoming a vet tech), hard lumps usually mean cysts. Cysts are growths under the skin caused by multiplying cells in one region for one reason or another. Depending on whether or not the lumps are attached, (try moving them around, if they are attached, it’s probably going to be a cyst. If they move around easily and are not attached, most likely it is something different) this could be benign or malignant cysts.Cysts do not always cause pain, usually because they are not pressing on nerves. The thing you need to watch out for is if they are growing (as you said). If the lumps are larger than an eraser of a pencil and keep growing, then they are probably malignant, meaning that this might be cancer. This is not uncommon to happen in older dogs.All in all, I would advise taking Old Doggo to his doctor… just to make sure he’s okay.///////////////////////////////////////////////<3
Baby chick neck and breast full of air under skin-what is it?
Hi, It sounds like sour crop. If the crop is very soft and feels like a water filled balloon, this is called a sour crop. It is caused by a fungal infection and all the extra liquid is the body’s reaction to the fungus. In this case the crop contents will smell awful, so another way to confirm this is the problem is to smell the chicken’s breath, which can be done at anytime of the day. Sometimes a hen my regurgitate some of the contents of the crop. You can get rid of some of the fluid by making the chicken sick. If you do this you need to be very careful so the chicken doesn’t choke as the fluid comes back. You should hold her upside down away from you, head downwards, and gently pushing with your hand from the bottom of the crop upwards towards the chicken’s head. Do several small attempts, rather than one big one. Then feed you hen live, bio yogurt. Most chickens, given the chance, will eat this directly. If she will not eat it give a teaspoon or two (5-10 ml) by syringe daily. And feed soft nutritious food. If this treatment does not help after a few days, or if the chicken’s health is deteriorating in any other way, a vet can prescribe an anti-fungal drugs. If sour crop is left undetected or untreated long term there can be irreversible damage to the lining of the crop. Putting Apple Cider Vinegar in the drinking water and garlic in their feed are very good for the digestion and can help to prevent problems
What does it mean when you have a lump between the inner upper thigh and groin?
I still have a tender spot there from a hernia. It's been there for thirty years.
Should I clean smegma under my infant baby's foreskin?
Many baby foreskins are physically attached to the underlying glans - preputial adhesions - these attachments resolve, often as puberty starts. There is a female semi-equivalent in that labia minora can be partially adherent to each other too.Small 'pearls' of smegma can be seen trapped under the foreskin in many baby boys.If your baby's foreskin can retract without effort then yes, clean gently under it with nothing more remarkable than water on tissue or cotton wool - but be careful not to leave any tissue or wool under the foreskin.If the foreskin will not retract, then leave well alone.In the highly uncommon event of infection developing or the accumulation becoming very marked then surgical intervention is easy.If in any doubt about genital anatomy or if you have concerns about your child's health then it is essential to seek proper medical assessment and advice immediately.