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Xiphoid Process Lump Causes: A Comprehensive Guide to Symptoms and Treatment for 2026
"A lump near the xiphoid process—the small, cartilaginous extension at the lower part of the sternum—is most frequently caused by xiphodynia (inflammation), an epigastric hernia, or localized trauma. While many cases are benign, such as lipomas or anatomical variations where the bone protrudes forward, a professional clinical evaluation is essential to exclude more serious conditions like primary bone tumors or secondary metastases. The xiphoid process is a unique anatomical structure that begins as cartilage and typically ossifies into bone as an individual reaches adulthood. Because of its location at the junction of the rib cage and the upp..."
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