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What Causes Lump Like Swellings On Buttocks?

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Posted on Mon, 14 Dec 2015
Question: I have discovered lumps in both buttocks, seemingly quite deep into the muscle. Tonight I have found another one on the surface. It is about 1 cm in diameter. What could they be?
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (24 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Lipomas, please give details.

Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query, albeit short.

Please give me some additional information that can help me to give you clinical diagnosis:
- Since when have you found these out?
- Any pain or tenderness?
- Are they apparently mobile?

The most common reason for appearance of such lumps in both buttocks is lipomas.
The can be deep seated, XXXXXXX non-tender, occasionally difficult to palpate in such areas as buttock.
They can be confirmed by a Clinical examination by a General Surgeon and ultrasonography.

I hope this answer helps you, please give feedback and answer relevant queries if you have.


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What Causes Lump Like Swellings On Buttocks?

Brief Answer: Lipomas, please give details. Detailed Answer: Hi. Thanks for your query, albeit short. Please give me some additional information that can help me to give you clinical diagnosis: - Since when have you found these out? - Any pain or tenderness? - Are they apparently mobile? The most common reason for appearance of such lumps in both buttocks is lipomas. The can be deep seated, XXXXXXX non-tender, occasionally difficult to palpate in such areas as buttock. They can be confirmed by a Clinical examination by a General Surgeon and ultrasonography. I hope this answer helps you, please give feedback and answer relevant queries if you have.