At first, she thought she was just sweating a lot while nursing. On further inspection, she discovered a lump under her ...

Five weeks ago I found a pea sized lump in my left armpit. My doctor said it was probably the result of a viral infection, but agreed to refer me to the local breast clinic. Two weeks ago I found ...

Feel around each breast or side of your chest in a circular motion all the way up to your collarbone and under each armpit.

The armpit is rich in sweat glands and the pores from these can become blocked, which may go on to become infected, causing a sore lump. Many of these do eventually go on their own, so leave it ...

"I'd been wondering what that was." I was stunned she'd noticed. To me, the lump growing under my armpit for the last two years was something only I could see. To her, it was an enviable third breast.

The most common place to find cancerous lumps is under the armpit or in the upper outer quadrant of the breast (if you imagine dividing your boob into four, that means the upper section nearest to ...

The most common place to find cancerous lumps is under the armpit or in the upper outer quadrant of the breast (if you imagine dividing your boob into four, that means the upper section nearest to ...

The NHS says most lumps are “harmless” ― but they ... in a circular motion all the way up to your collarbone and under each armpit. Use a mix of light and firmer pressure.

The lump doesn’t go away after 4 to 6 weeks ... Feel around each breast or side of your chest in a circular motion all the way up to your collarbone and under each armpit. Use a mix of light and ...