Bumps on the neck or behind the ears are a fairly common problem. In some cases, they are caused by acne and are not really dangerous. It could also be a lipoma. It sounds scary, I know, but it’s just a harmless cluster of fat cells that have built up under the skin. But there are cases where the bumps in the neck and ears can indicate more dangerous, or even fatal, health issues. If days go by and this lump doesn’t change at all, you may be facing a serious problem that needs treatment as quickly as possible. Here at Bright Side, we’ve researched the most common reasons for large pimples or bumps on your neck and ears, and here’s what you need to check first if you have one. Timestamp: Have this mass checked for cancer cells 1:14 Have your lymphatic system checked 2:33 Go get checked for infection 3:29 Check if the cause of your bump are not sebaceous cysts 4:10 How do you know if the bump is rather worrying or not? 6:04 Natural remedies that may help reduce the lump 7:05 A good diet 7:53 # bump #lipoma # lymphatic system Music by Epidemic Sound Summary: – According to the American Cancer Society, a lump on the neck can come from nasopharyngeal cancer, or CNP, which has spread to the lymph nodes in the neck. – A lump behind the ear can also be bad news since these formations often accompany certain types of cancer, such as skin cancer. – When the lymphatic system collapses, our lymph nodes become bigger and more sensitive. In most cases, these swollen glands indicate a simple infection, but they can also be a sign of poor health. – Certain viral and bacterial infections can cause mastoiditis, which is an inflammation of the mastoid bone behind the ear. – Sebaceous cysts are one of the most common causes of bumps behind the ear and in the neck. They mainly form in the sebaceous glands which are damaged or blocked. – Even though lipomas are usually not malignant, they can get quite large and turn into liposarcoma, in other words cancer of the connective tissue. – Harmless masses caused by minor infections are easy to spot. Usually they become very red and are swollen early on. If your bump doesn’t look infected, is the same color as your skin, but continues to get bigger after a week, it’s time to go see your doctor. – Junk food only puts more toxins into your system, so you need to cleanse your body to decrease the inflammation of the fatty tissues that are the root cause of your lipoma. To not lose anything from Sympa, subscribe !: ————————————– —————————— We are not only here but also on: Facebook: 5-Minute Crafts Youtube: – ————————————————– —————- If you want even more, take a look here:.

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