As you have not given any details of whether you are male or female, or if you can move the lump around under the skin, it is very difficult to give a specific answer to your question.
If the lump is painful, this could point to signs of this being a swollen lymph node gland. These are essential in helping your body fight off infections and diseases, although sometimes they can get clogged up and infected. Your doctor may be able to drain this for you to reduce the swelling and pain.
Some people have also reported online, describing how something as simple as using a spray deodorant reacted badly with their skin and caused lumps to develop in their armpits. This is probably just an allergic reaction to the spray and could be avoided by switching to a roll-on deodorant instead.
If the lump does not give you any pain and you are a woman, this could be a sign of a more serious condition; breast cancer. Make sure you closely monitor any changes in the appearance of your breasts and nibbles. If the lump cannot be moved around under the skin and gets bigger you should seek medical advice as soon as possible. Even if it is not a sign of breast cancer, it is still best to get the expert advice and reassurance from a trained professional.
As with any medical condition, if you are concerned or in pain for any reason, you should always seek professional meducal advice.
If the lump is painful, this could point to signs of this being a swollen lymph node gland. These are essential in helping your body fight off infections and diseases, although sometimes they can get clogged up and infected. Your doctor may be able to drain this for you to reduce the swelling and pain.
Some people have also reported online, describing how something as simple as using a spray deodorant reacted badly with their skin and caused lumps to develop in their armpits. This is probably just an allergic reaction to the spray and could be avoided by switching to a roll-on deodorant instead.
If the lump does not give you any pain and you are a woman, this could be a sign of a more serious condition; breast cancer. Make sure you closely monitor any changes in the appearance of your breasts and nibbles. If the lump cannot be moved around under the skin and gets bigger you should seek medical advice as soon as possible. Even if it is not a sign of breast cancer, it is still best to get the expert advice and reassurance from a trained professional.
As with any medical condition, if you are concerned or in pain for any reason, you should always seek professional meducal advice.