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In transit

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    AvaL
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      Hi all, wondering if anyone could share what their in transit mets presented like please. Husband has a small pink mark in the skin which feels hard underneath. It moved with the skin. Did anyone else’s in transit present like this? Hit is quite a distance from wle but in between that and arm out nodes. Already stage 3 for 3.5 years. Really appreciate anyone’s thoughts. He is getting it checked next week.
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        Julie in SoCal
        Participant
          Hi Anon,

          I have had many, many intransits and they have all presented as a small roundish hard bump that moved with the skin. Some of them came to the surface but they were never pink. If I pressed on them and blanched the skin, usually I could see a dark-ish something underneath. The only one that hurt was big and impinged on a nerve. Aside from this, they didn’t hurt at all.

          Hope this helps and your husband’s funk is nothing.

          Shalom,
          Julie

          JudiAU
          Participant
            I had something very similar on my neck which was near my original site. I was really worried. But my melanoma specialist looked at and said he thought it was a fat deposit and the next week it was fine.
            Raeofsonshine
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              I have had them twice. The second time around we did TVEC injections and BAM, they are gone. Mine we bumps under the skin, not any color and did not move.
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