Patient's question:
A 12-year-old boy has swelling in his armpit. What should be done about a 12-year-old boy's swollen armpit? The ultrasound examination shows clear tissue structure.Doctor's answer:
Is the armpit swollen? (Is the axillary lymph node swollen? Are there simple lumps?) The possible causes are: If the axillary lymph nodes are swollen, it may be due to lesions in the head, face, throat, and upper limbs; if it's a simple lump, it may be a subcutaneous lump or a subcutaneous fat lump. Therefore, it's best not to jump to conclusions. This should be the first step to find it. An ultrasound examination is fine, and you don't need to worry if there's no problem. If there's anything else you don't understand, feel free to ask again!