Hi, I have multiple lypomas along my back (long wide ones either side of spine in lung region plus largest ping pong ball sized one at base of spine and many little ones in lower back and in arms etc..). I have been to the doctors a few times now and they say they are lypomas, not to worry, nothing to worry about.However, I am not convinced as they feel to be getting bigger plus when I have walked and sit down quickly, get strangest feeling of hot water being poured down the hips and upper legs, presuming these lumps are affecting the nerves in that area ? I have constant back ache, especially bad early on waking (hurts when I breathe in and feels as though i have been punched there) plus getting very strange palpitations in the spleen area. I feel I need a more thorough type of scan than an ultrasound to provide further clues as to what the reality is ?can you provide any advice on what I can or should do next ?thanks sally
Hi, greetings from Chat Doctor. Since you have consulted many doctors' Ana all are of the same opinion you need not worry. If you are very much bothered you consult a general surgeon and do an ultrasound or cat scan which can differentiate from malignant or other swellings. But the best thing is to remove some swellings and confirmation with histopathology