Lump in side of neck

I would definitely report it. Keep us posted

Last week I noticed two hard, painless pea sized lumps on my upper chest under the skin (I did not have reconstruction after bilateral mastectomy for bilateral invasive disease). In the three years since the mastectomies I have had no symptoms of recurrence, but my oncologist has stressed that I call him at any time when concerned. He took a look and said he is virtually certain that it's not cancer but "conservative treatment" would be to have an ultrasound followed by a biopsy if the radiologist thinks it's appropriate. He said we would at the least then have a baseline ultrasound to monitor over time. His guess was that they are probably fatty growths called "lipomas," although I do not have them elsewhere. Or they could be just tissue changes he said could show up after a surgery, even years later. He said their particular location is not where people generally have lymph nodes (phew!). The UA and possible biopsy is scheduled for next Wednesday. In short, I strongly recommend you continue to seek the ultrasound, if only for peace of mind. But this is unlikely to be an emergency situation -- it just feels like one, I know all too well.

Wow...I just posted a similar question! I was having severe pain from my left side neck all the way down my arm so my spine doc did a cervical mri..incidentally the mri picked up a nodule on my left thyroid. So pcp sent me for an ultrasound which showed a 19 mm nodule on my left thyroid and a 6mm nodule on the right. Both nodules showed internal flow with tons of microcalcifications. My lymph node was negative two years ago but of course all I can think is..omg did it spread to my thyroid ??  Has anyone heard of this ??