This sounds like what i have. I've had ultrasounds and biopsies and other tests done and found out its a goitre.. ie. a 3.5cm cyst, on my thyroid in my neck. It's harmless. And blood tests showed my thyroid levels are fine. But i have to keep an eye on it - it seems to have gotten smaller (by like a cm?). But it still annoys me knowing it's there... grrrrr! Sometimes i just wish it'd disappear and sometimes i think about just getting it cut out so there's no lump - however then i'd be left with a scar... so im just gonna leave it.
painless lump at the base of the neck is the symptom of infection or muscular inflammation
The lump on the back of your neck would be a part of your spine.
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Well it depends: I have a painless lump on the base of my neck but that's part of my spine! I'm guessing it is the same for you. But if you're really worried and think it is something different, then you should seek out a doctor's advice.
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If you are talking about the base of the neck that is a large disc and hard. If you just have a ball it could be bone and can be removed in most cases or, if soft you could have cyst and should have it checked out. Please see your doctor.
i have many lumps that dont hurt when you touch them but my shoulder blades shoulders neck back muscles hurt and are verry tight ,lumps are also on my rib cage, they feel weird
A lump at the front of the neck could be inflamed lymph nodes, or an increase in one nodule of the thyroid gland which is a butterfly shaped organ in the neck belonging to the endocrine system. At the back of the neck a lump could be a muscle spasm or a problem with a spinal vertebra.
If you have a concern you should have your physician examine it for you.
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the lump helps you create a bad bad thing in your own throat. You should have a lump in your throat once in a while when your start to have your you know what and it is very important.
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It could be as simple as lymphadenopathy associated with a viral infection, or as complex as multiple lymph node involvement from one of a variety of lymphomas. The fact that these are painless is a bit concerning. So, to be on the safe side, it would be prudent to have her obtain a scheduled appointment with her physician to assess the situation.
It was a lump of stress.