cysts under arms....sm
Posted By: curious girl on 2009-03-24
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Does anyone else ever get these cyst type things under your arms. I have for years. They are like little lumps or bumps under the skin. They never come to a head or anything but will go away and then I will get them on the other side and in different spots. I have read that your sweat glands can become clogged and cause hidradenitis. Very annoying. I have had them on and off for years come and go.
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