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3 lump in my body
I was diagnosed with intestine tuberculosis in 2015 and then 2026 brain stem tumor treatment done. I have 3 lump in my body.solid lump 2 in hand and 1 in back .what treatment and what test i should do and is this concerning
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New lumps appearing in your hand and back deserve a proper look, especially given your history of intestinal TB and a treated brain tumor. Most new lumps turn out to be simple things like a cyst or a swollen lymph node. Your history means it's worth ruling out anything else carefully rather than assuming that from here.
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An ultrasound of each lump is usually the first step your doctor will suggest. If anything looks uncertain on the scan, a biopsy or FNAC can confirm what it is. Please consult the physician or oncologist who treated your brain tumor, since they already have your full history.
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Get it checked sooner if any lump grows quickly, feels hard and fixed, or comes with fever, weight loss or night sweats.
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