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mts · 11-20-2006, 08:23 AM

I have two lipomas adjacent to my rib cage... One on othe right side just under the breast and the other in the exact opposite location. If lipoma, they should be able to "move" a bit- I mean, when you press on them, they feel like a tight water balloon that is being pressed on... totally painless and totally benign.
My mother had them too, and never noticed them until later in life. I did not notice mine until way after my b.c. and probably had them all along.

Maria (MTS)

11-20-2006, 08:23 AM	#3
mts Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Central Florida Posts: 503	I have two lipomas adjacent to my rib cage... One on othe right side just under the breast and the other in the exact opposite location. If lipoma, they should be able to "move" a bit- I mean, when you press on them, they feel like a tight water balloon that is being pressed on... totally painless and totally benign. My mother had them too, and never noticed them until later in life. I did not notice mine until way after my b.c. and probably had them all along. Maria (MTS)