With axillary lymphadenopathy, you may notice the following symptoms:
- a visible armpit lump.
- lymph nodes that are growing larger in size, or more than 2 centimeters (larger than 3/4 inch)
- bumps around the armpit area that are changing shape.
- pain or tingling sensations.
- fever or chills (in cases of infection)
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Lymph node-negative means none of the axillary lymph nodes contain cancer. Lymph node-positive means at least one axillary lymph node contains cancer.
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