<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.i have a lump 2 cm by 12 cm left outer thigh for years,painless, now a large lump left side of neck painless, ultrasound negative, and about 2 months ago a lump top of rigth hand size of fifty cent piece, raised one cm in height, non movable, painful to palpation , near wrist , not due to trauma . my friend has her third sarcoma and now my lumps worry me, i am sixty and disabled after multiple abd hernia repairs with mrsa . but no surgery since 2008but have medical conditons and no abd support for huge abd hernia, so cannot return to work, have no abd fascia was eaten away by infection  <response>: Sir...the multiple swellings which you are describing can be multiple lipomas neurofibromas. They can sometimes increase in size and can become painful. I can see you are apprehensive because your friend has been diagnosed with recurrent sarcomas. The best way to get over this apprehension is to consult a doctor and get an FNAC fine needle aspiration cytology a test in which the material from the lump is aspirated and analyzed under a microscope. This test will make it clear whether your lesions are benign or malignant. Your abdominal hernias are unrelated to the present condition. 