they found some lamp on my neck I'm not sure what is it?
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Relax:  No lamp jokes--I know a typo when I see one.  I myself was once in the position of finding a lump on my neck, and in my case it turned out to be cancerous.  Now, before you panic, keep in mind that this was five years ago, and you're reading words I typed; meaning that I'm still around to type them!   Lumps found on the body usually make one's mind scream, "cancer!"  That's why I threw this out.\n\nNOW, back to reality.  Since there's no way any of us on Yahoo can diagnose a lump we can't even see (and even if we were there to see it, most of us--myself included--aren't licensed to practice medicine), your next step should be to talk to your doctor.  You say that "they" found a lump, so I'm assuming that you mean your doctor... but if I'm wrong, he/she should be involved immediately.  I'm not saying to panic--I'm saying that time's important.  If the lump is painless, here's what's likely to happen next:\n\n1) Perhaps a chest X-Ray to check for signs of lymphoma, or perhaps even a full-body CAT scan.  I know it makes it sound devestating, but it's really only part of diagnosis; they need to know exactly what's wrong before they can correctly advise you on treatment options (or lack thereof if it all turns out to be harmless).\n2) A biopsy of the area.  Usually they do what's known as a "fine needle" biopsy, which is done under light sedation (you won't feel a thing) using a needle slightly larger than what they'd use to draw blood.  Their aim is to take a small sample of tissue to examine under a microscope to check the cells for anything abnormal.  The only pain you're liable to feel comes from the needle used to deliver the anasthetic, and it's very brief.\n\nI'd list more steps, but they'd all depend on the results from the steps above.  If you've been fighting an infection, you may just have a swollen lymph node which will return to normal after the infection's over with--no muss, no fuss.  If it is cancerous, it's not necessarily the "Big C" everyone makes it out to be:  If it turns out to be Hodgkin's Disease Lymphoma, you've got a form of cancer that's 90% curable, and even treatable--with intent to cure--if you relapse.  I know of what I speak.  \n\nPlease understand that I wish you the best of luck, and sincerely hope everything turns out alright for you.  Either way, if you find yourself needing to talk to someone who's "been there," or simply want to vent frustration while waiting for test results, please feel free to contact me via my profile; I'd be honored if I can help you in any way.
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what the heck is that?
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I found it but it's not within my reach yet
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The medallion you have is most likely Masonic in origin, possibly a pendant or other type of emblematic jewelry made for the Order of the Eastern Star or another Masonic subgroup.\n\nFor more information on the emblems, see the sources.\n\nHope this helps --
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They have cool night lights out there. Tell your parents.\n\np.s. I'm scared of my thumbs, so I now wear gloves...this helps.
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Health\nMoney\nA room full of magic lamps
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This is what I found:
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I'm not sure what the ? is asking.
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If it's not spirits, I don't know what it is.
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It sounds like an inflamed lymph node, nothing serious. Lymph nodes are the body's way of saying you have an infection somewhere near that area. Yes, go to the doctor.
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It's a visual migraine.  I get them too. Painless, fortunately. Mine looks like a neon alligator flashing on and off.  My sister has them, too, and she said that if you try to examine the zig zags, you will see they are made up of images of items that you just looked at.  She's right! I tried really looking at it and the zig zags do contain images.  Interesting in a wierd way.
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It could be an allergic reaction to something you came into contact with.  I can't tell you what it is since I don't know what it looks like or anything else.  You should see a doctor as soon as you can.  I'm sure he or she will be able to figure it out and help you get some relief from the pain.
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Need more info. What are you doing when this appears?
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You have seasonal affective disorder. (SAD).  There are lamps you can buy that simulate sunlight that are said to work quite well.
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This is rather vague... never read the book though... There are plenty of referances in the Bible to lamps and light... the most important being the symbolism of Jesus as the light and the way.  The lamp post itself is the way in and out of Narnia--- similar to Jesus as the way in and out of the Father's good graces.  "I am the way, the truth, the light.  No man come before the Father, but by me."
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A real pain in the neck! \nIt usually means surgury. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.
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I do not know unless it has a weak magnetic field around it or even static electricity