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Suggest Treatment For Large Lump On Left Wrist

Hello, I was injured two months ago in a military training school. All of a sudden, I notice a large lump growing fast on top of my left wrist, with the pain getting worse each day. Should I have it checked out immediately or wait to get an appointment?
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
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welcome to Health care magic.
1.You can wait for an appointment, only if the pain is in limits.
2.It can be a ganglions ( cystic lumpy areas ) or bony out growth.
3. In your case if you are my patient i would have ask for the ultrasound of the lesion to see the extension in involvement of adjacent anatomical areas, and an AP/LAT of left hand and wrist to rule out the bony causes.
4.Afther that to plan weather to excise the lump - act accordingly.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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Suggest Treatment For Large Lump On Left Wrist

welcome to Health care magic. 1.You can wait for an appointment, only if the pain is in limits. 2.It can be a ganglions ( cystic lumpy areas ) or bony out growth. 3. In your case if you are my patient i would have ask for the ultrasound of the lesion to see the extension in involvement of adjacent anatomical areas, and an AP/LAT of left hand and wrist to rule out the bony causes. 4.Afther that to plan weather to excise the lump - act accordingly. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.