No tips unfortunately, but going through the same thing which started in august/September. Pain and pressure has gradually got worse. 

Do you have any pain with it at all?

Like you, I am thinking the worst and freaking out, I cant take my mind off it because the feeling is always there.

Aw thanks for replying - I had no pain prior to the biopsies but have been having problems with my ears and balance for some time. I wasn’t too concerned until the scan and biopsy but I’m now besides myself and am struggling to act “normal” around people (which is why I think I feel safer at home). I’m very tearful and feel foolish if I break down in front of anyone as I don’t know if I have anything to cry about yet.

Are you also waiting for biopsy results? Sending love and good luck vibes

Mine is just above my collarbone which isn't a good sign really, very worried x 

so are mine, i also am really worried 

Do you feel any symptoms with it?

none at all, i have diarrohea but i link that to my gall bladder removal last yr but i dont know

I've also had a bit of diarrhoea but nothing major

My lump was oval/almond shaped and just below the jawline on the right hand side of my neck xx

Thank you that's sounds where mine is its just below my jaw under my ear I hope your treatment goes OK and you make a full recovery xx

Thanks Lucy - keep us updated on your scan results.  I have everything crossed for you xx 

Hi I'm sorry to keep bothering you but what was your diagnosis,  i had my ultrasound and biopsy today he took the biopsy from my salivary gland  now its the awful waiting time for the results x

My diagnosis was cancer of unknown primary - I had squamous carcenoma cells in my lymph nodes that were secondary, but there was no obvious primary tumour.  I had part of the base of my tongue removed for testing as that was the only possible place that it could be apparently.  Try not to worry too much as yours sounds completely different but I can assure you that once you know what you’re dealing with it will get easier.  The waiting is most definitely the hardest part so try and keep yourself busy, and occupy your mind by doing nice things.  Good luck - keep me posted xx

My diagnosis was cancer of unknown primary - I had squamous carcenoma cells in my lymph nodes that were secondary, but there was no obvious primary tumour.  I had part of the base of my tongue removed for testing as that was the only possible place that it could be apparently.  Try not to worry too much as yours sounds completely different but I can assure you that once you know what you’re dealing with it will get easier.  The waiting is most definitely the hardest part so try and keep yourself busy, and occupy your mind by doing nice things.  Good luck - keep me posted xx