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Is The Painless Hard Lump On The Temple Harmless?

My two year old child developed a painless hard bump slightly above the left temple over a year ago. I have consulted two Paediatricians who have asked me not to worry but simply monitor it. I am still worried! Kindly give me some explanations why this happens and any likely dangers associated with it. Otherwise he is healthy and developing well.
Mon, 8 May 2017
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Good afternoon..!!

Painless hard bump slightly above the left temple persisting for over a year in your two year old child could be a dermoid / any bony swelling / calcified lymphnode / enlarged mole.

You ned to worry only when it increses in size / there is any change in colour of swelling / appearance of new swellings etc.

So if persisting, it's better to visit pediatric surgeon for further evaluation and management.

Thank you, have a nice day..!!!
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Is The Painless Hard Lump On The Temple Harmless?

Good afternoon..!! Painless hard bump slightly above the left temple persisting for over a year in your two year old child could be a dermoid / any bony swelling / calcified lymphnode / enlarged mole. You ned to worry only when it increses in size / there is any change in colour of swelling / appearance of new swellings etc. So if persisting, it s better to visit pediatric surgeon for further evaluation and management. Thank you, have a nice day..!!!