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Branchville, VA

Ive been dealing with this since 2024 and had a biopsy done on right armpit lymph node came back benign still dealing with so much pain and they are only getting bigger which i could get some answers of what is causing this!

February 10
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Has anyone else dealt with lymph node swelling all over the body for years?

While the search results don't specifically address lymph node swelling with fibromyalgia, some MyFibroTeam members have discussed experiencing lumps under their skin. Members describe feeling hard bumps that feel like gravel or frozen peas under Show Full Answer

Has anyone else dealt with lymph node swelling all over the body for years?

While the search results don't specifically address lymph node swelling with fibromyalgia, some MyFibroTeam members have discussed experiencing lumps under their skin. Members describe feeling hard bumps that feel like gravel or frozen peas under the skin, particularly in areas like the upper arms, legs, and abdomen. These lumps are often painful and tender.

It's important to note that persistent lymph node swelling that's getting bigger and more painful needs ongoing medical attention, even with a benign biopsy result. Since you're experiencing worsening symptoms, it would be worth following up with your doctor to explore what might be causing this continued swelling and pain.

Some members have shared their frustration with getting answers:
- One member mentioned having to see multiple doctors before getting proper diagnosis
- Others have experienced doctors dismissing their recurring symptoms

Keep advocating for yourself and don't hesitate to seek additional medical opinions if your current healthcare provider isn't addressing your concerns adequately.

February 10

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