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GaryFairbanks unfortunately it's cancer already been biopsy. That how we found the lung cancer. Thank you for responding see the oncologist tomorrow for my first appt after all the tests scans and surgery. I will for sure talk to him as it is causing me so much pain 💔
Yes, some people with lung cancer experience pain in the collarbone area due to cancerous lymph nodes at the base of the neck. This pain can manifest as a burning or achy feeling. It's important to discuss any new or worsening symptoms with your healthcare team to determine the cause and appropriate management.
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MelissaDHawkless, I hope your appointment goes well. I'm sending you prayers. Good luck!
I had soreness on my left collar bone in September last year. It was difficult to sleep and use my arm with reaching things. After a CT scan advised by my oncologist to see what was going on. They found a 4cm mass along the nerve on collar bone. I had 10 low dose radiation to eliminate mass in October. So far the results of new scans showed no cancers. Still slightly sore to the touch. Talk with your Dr. Get things checked out. Early is good. We got this together Melissa, doesn't mean there is a cancer with the lymph nodes but to be safe living with lung cancer and metastatic always possible, I had the procedure done.
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