The scientific name for these bumps is Gluzomniachloffyril (Glue-Zom-Nee-Ah-Cloff-Ril), You usually get these from having sexual intercourse with monkey's, Goat's, Sheep and other such animals, therefore are very common with people who molest animals.
Another way of getting these bumps is from eating or drinking near these such animals.
These bumps are highly contageous and spread through direct contact with skin, there is no known cure for this infection.
Cysts
Typically lymphoma is a hard, non-painful lump.
You need to go see a doctor. This could be an STD.
I dont know but it sounds painful. Erm the lumps could be your spine... Have you tried calling the NHS direct or visting your doctor he/she can give you an examination and a proper diagnosis as I'm not a 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
Go see a doctor if possible. If the lumps are hard and attached to the muscle, I'd get it checked out immediately.
The roots of your teeth.
The only pain I felt was the needle for the anasthetic which wasnt very painful at all, after that it just feels as though someone is prodding you a bit hard in the arm.. its a little uncomfortable but not painful :)
A TSE is considered abnormal if any swelling, tenderness, lumps, or irregularities are found. Hard, unmoving lumps are abnormal, even if they are painless.
A little. The trick is to relax the muscles when you are getting it as tensing up makes it painful.
Hard bony lumps or enlargements, called Heberden's nodes can appear In smaller joints, like the fingers on the first knuckle and/or Bouchard's nodes on second knuckle may form. These are not necessarily painful, however they stiffen the fingers significantly. Osteoarthritis in the feet can cause bunions making them red and swollen and eventually painful.
It sounds a little like a rheumatoid nodule However although these are hard to the touch they are not quite as hard as bone, I would be inclined to see my doctor with it just in case it is something that requires immediate attention. Waiting around hoping that lumps in your body will go away is an unwise coarse of action.