yes you should be concerned wth just a lump above your belly button. so go to the doctor and get it looked at.
the stomach is superior (above) the navel behind the navel would be the jejunum section of the small intestine.
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This means you are piercing your navel .. navel is the phrase for the area above the actual belly button** ( **other wise known as the umbilical knot)
A soft, non-painful lump in a dog's neck could be a lipoma, or fatty tumor. It can also be a cyst that a veterinarian can drain.
The best way to get medical advise is to see a doctor. There is no way to tell what a soft, painful lump on the heel of your foot without an examination.
Yes, the navel is distal to the knees. Distal means farther away from the point of reference, which in this case is the knees. The navel is located above the knees on the body.
A large soft lump on the elbow could be caused by conditions such as a ganglion cyst, lipoma, or olecranon bursitis. It is important to have it evaluated by a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment if needed.
Almost the exact thing happened to my mother, except her lump was closer to her ear. If the lump is soft, there is a great chance it's just a fluid filled cyst. That's what moms turned out to be.
Since you didn't specify in what area of the shoulder, I can only speak from my experience with a lump above the collar bone. As with any "new" lump, your best bet would be a have a MD check it out. I had a fair size lump above my left collar bone which turned out to be Hodgkins Lymphoma. So my advice is to see your MD. Good Luck, Kristin Hi - my husband had a lump just above the collar bone which suddenly appeared. It was secondary cancer from a stomach tumour. Get it checked out. All the best.
I have one myself. Mine is a harmless, soft, fatty tumor called a lipoma. If your lump is hard and/or painful see a doctor.
Typically lymphoma is a hard, non-painful lump.
Igneous rock is hard. If the surrounding rock is softer it will erode more quickly. Sedimentary rocks in particular can be very soft.