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The hardness in the armpit after lymph node removal can vary. It may be due to scar tissue, swelling, or cording (axillary web syndrome). This can last weeks to months, but in some cases, it may persist longer. Massages, stretching, and prescribed exercises can help. If the hardness doesn't improve or worsens, consult your Show Full Answer

The hardness in the armpit after lymph node removal can vary. It may be due to scar tissue, swelling, or cording (axillary web syndrome). This can last weeks to months, but in some cases, it may persist longer. Massages, stretching, and prescribed exercises can help. If the hardness doesn't improve or worsens, consult your doctor to rule out complications like lymphedema or infection.

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