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Lipomas: Soft, fatty lumps under the skin, usually painless.
Sebaceous cysts: Small, slow-growing lumps filled with keratin.
Lymphadenopathy: General swelling of lymph nodes due to systemic conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can nodes on my neck or near my ear disappear on their own?
A: Yes, many swollen lymph nodes from infections resolve without treatment.
Q: Are all lumps near my ear cancerous?
A: No, most are benign, but persistent or unusual lumps should be evaluated by a doctor.
Q: How can I differentiate between swollen lymph nodes and pimples?
A: Pimples are usually on the skin surface and may have redness or pus, while lymph nodes are deeper and firmer.
Q: Is it dangerous to leave swollen nodes untreated?
A: Persistent swollen nodes should be evaluated to rule out serious conditions, but many are harmless.
If you want, I can also help you create visuals or a detailed guide to self-check your nodes. Would you like me to do that?
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