today I noticed a hard pea size bump underneath my jaw bone. Is this where your tonsil is located? It hurts a little to press on it. I went to get labs done and they said my white blood cell count was low with high vitamin B levels although I am a vegetarian. I also have had a dermatitis looking scabs on my legs since July and have lost around 15 pounds since then. I am tired all the time and have had 95 degree temps. My doctor keeps pulling out stories on herself and yelling at me everytime I come in with a new symptom so does anyone know what this could be while I figure out a new doctor in the mean time? Does this sound like Lymphoma? And can you get that from chronic acid reflux?Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Hard Pea Size Bump Underneath Jaw Bone And Other Symptoms?
today I noticed a hard pea size bump underneath my jaw bone. Is this where your tonsil is located? It hurts a little to press on it. I went to get labs done and they said my white blood cell count was low with high vitamin B levels although I am a vegetarian. I also have had a dermatitis looking scabs on my legs since July and have lost around 15 pounds since then. I am tired all the time and have had 95 degree temps. My doctor keeps pulling out stories on herself and yelling at me everytime I come in with a new symptom so does anyone know what this could be while I figure out a new doctor in the mean time? Does this sound like Lymphoma? And can you get that from chronic acid reflux?
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mareeclara - sounds more like your lymph nodes are up because you fighting off infection because you are run down.
ReplyDeleteI had glandular fever once and whenever I get run down now my neck (one side) comes up for a few days...less now thankfully.
I would go with a new Dr, and try and figure out if you have something like a virus or infection of some kind or you are just run down. Are you getting enough iron? This can cause problems if you are anemic.
Jadyn1490 - Hey, have you ever considered it to be a cyst? I currently have a cyst located at the base of my middle finger under the skin where the joint is. I've had them in various places on my body before and they've always been about the size of a pea or at least the size of an earring ball. They're painful when pushed on and they usually go away on their own.
ReplyDeleteBTW... Doctors don't actually believe you when you think you have something. Doctor OZ said so... they diagnose you based on what they can physically see so your symptoms mean nothing to your doctor. So I don't actually believe that getting a new doctor will help you.