Overview
- Glanville disclosed the diagnosis on her podcast, saying a dermatologist named Dr. Tahari identified a benign tumor in a lymph node in her face and described it as not cancerous.
- She said the result came from a blood test that showed the finding and suggested the lump could explain why fluid moves around her face and limits how long she can wear makeup.
- The new report does not close the case because Glanville and outlets note lingering uncertainty, unanswered questions about why earlier tests missed the finding, and continuing follow-up care.
- Her public account retraces a multi‑year struggle that began in 2023 with swelling and paralysis, included theories of a parasite and ruptured breast implants, dozens of doctor visits, hospital stays and large out‑of‑pocket costs.
- The development could increase scrutiny of diagnostic delays and patient dismissal by doctors, and Glanville says she will continue treatment and testing as she seeks a fuller medical explanation.