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Reason For Several Pea Sized White Bumps Under The Skin That Is Movable But No Pain
I have several pea sized white bumps under my skin, like really small one on palm of my hand an one in between my ring finger and pinky it s almost pea sized hard movable no pain...I m sure it s a cyst of some kind my local Dr. Said they were nothing to worry about an that was 6-7 years ago any thoughts
Thank you for contacting us. The chances are that these are completely benign lumps - that is to say that they are nothing serious. There are lots of different benign lumps in the skin. Examples would include lipomas, sebaceous cysts, fibromas etc. Most of the time we advise to leave them alone. If they start to cause symptoms (eg pain, numbness, increasing in size etc) then we advise surgical removal.
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Best wishes,
Adrian Rawlinson MD
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Reason For Several Pea Sized White Bumps Under The Skin That Is Movable But No Pain
Hello, Thank you for contacting us. The chances are that these are completely benign lumps - that is to say that they are nothing serious. There are lots of different benign lumps in the skin. Examples would include lipomas, sebaceous cysts, fibromas etc. Most of the time we advise to leave them alone. If they start to cause symptoms (eg pain, numbness, increasing in size etc) then we advise surgical removal. I hope this helps. Best wishes, Adrian Rawlinson MD