It is like a Little hard bony lump that feels like it is a little lose It is often found over the the bone under the skin. however it can appear any where in the body it is not particularly painful at first. however if it is in a spot like under the arm where you put it on a desk to type it can get very irritating. the good thing about them is that they do go away again with a bit of luck.
This sounds like a rheumatoid nodule. These can be removed with surgery. however chances are theywill grow back again. I had one on the back of each foot on the ankle for years and they eventually went away. I also got one on the bottom of my right arm just where you put it when using the key board on the computer. eventually this cleared itself as well. the one on the arm cleared up while on anti inflammatory treatments tat are used for RA.
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Rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatoid Vasculitis, it's an unusual complication of severe, long term rheumatoid arthritis. It causes inflammation of the blood vessels in the brain. Vasculitis can lead to headaches, brain fog and stroke like symptoms. it is usually treated with corticosteroids drugs like prednisone or decadron and methotrexate or azathiaprine
Either osteoarthritis gained as a result of trauma in an accident or an inflammatory arthritis which is an autoimmune disease like juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.
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.
Nodular means like a nodule. A nodule is a mis-shapen lump.
A heterogenous circumscribed nodule refers to a mass that appears to have different densities or structures within it when viewed on imaging studies like ultrasound or CT scan. The term "circumscribed" indicates that the borders of the nodule are well-defined. This type of nodule may require further evaluation to determine its composition and potential significance.
The term ' nodule ' means a knot-like, small solid lump of tissue which may occur anywhere in the body, accordingly a gastric nodule is a nodule found inside the stomach. The term ' nodule ' itself does not reveal anything about the nature of the lump. The best way is to consult a general surgeon as soon as possible. Surgery may be necessary to get rid of it and further to find out whether it is malignant or benign by means of biopsy.
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This sounds like a rheumatoid nodule. These can be removed with surgery. however chances are theywill grow back again. I had one on the back of each foot on the ankle for years and they eventually went away. I also got one on the bottom of my right arm just where you put it when using the key board on the computer. eventually this cleared itself as well. the one on the arm cleared up while on anti inflammatory treatments tat are used for RA.
Rheumatoid arthritis. It can have early symptoms of fatigue, malaise (sense of not feeling right), aches and fever similar to the flu.
Uterine streching can feel as though you are having menustral cramps.
A 3.5mm nodule is generally considered small. Nodules can vary in size, and while larger nodules may raise more concern for potential health issues, a 3.5mm nodule is typically not large enough to cause significant worry. However, the interpretation of its size and implications should always be discussed with a healthcare professional, as factors like location and characteristics of the nodule are also important.
A lung nodule is an abnormality on your lungs that is smaller than 3cm. Anything larger than 3cm is called a mass. Nodules can be caused by a vast variety of different things. Therefore, the shape of a nodule varies. They can occur inside or outside of the lungs. Most nodules are benign (60%).
It is more like the other way around Rheumatoid arthritis is one of a considerable number of disease that can cause thrombocytosis.