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X ray scalp advisable. Osteoma is not harm full benign. No medicine for this

A small, hard, bony-feeling swelling on the scalp that has been present for 8–10 months without pain, change in size, redness, or other symptoms is most commonly benign and not serious. In many cases, such lumps are due to conditions like a small osteoma (benign bony growth), a calcified cyst, or a benign scalp cyst that becomes firm over time. These types of swellings usually grow very slowly or remain stable for years and often do not require treatment if they are not causing discomfort. The reassuring points in your case are that the swelling is not painful, has not rapidly increased in size, and is not associated with skin changes, fever, or neurological symptoms. However, since it feels bony and has persisted for several months, the best way to confirm the diagnosis is with a simple clinical examination and, if needed, an ultrasound or X-ray/CT scan of the skull. These tests can easily determine whether it is a harmless bony prominence or another benign scalp lesion. In most cases like this, no treatment is required, and removal is considered only if the swelling increases in size, becomes painful, or causes cosmetic concern. If you notice rapid growth, tenderness, redness, headache, or neurological symptoms, then you should seek medical evaluation promptly. Otherwise, it is very likely to be a benign, stable finding. Good luck and do contact in case of any doubt.

Get a plain X ray for your skull to check and have the report for the x ray. All the best. WWW.JGSR-HEALTH-EDUCATION.IN

Please consult a surgeon physically.

No , it cannot be serious.please consult with neurosurgeon physically in  your area.

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A small, hard, bony-feeling swelling on the scalp that has been present for 8–10 months without pain or increase in size is most commonly benign. The frequent possibilities include: • Osteoma – a harmless bony growth arising from the skull bone. • Sebaceous Cyst – a cyst under the scalp that can sometimes feel firm. • Lipoma – a benign fatty lump (usually softer but sometimes feels firm). Since your swelling has not grown, is not painful, and is not visible, it is unlikely to be something dangerous.

Do consult

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Get ct scan done and have a follow up

A painless, hard scalp lump for many months is usually benign, often a Osteoma or normal bone variation. If concerned, get a skull X-ray for confirmation.

It may be a normal anatomical variant or any benign conditions like osteoma.It can be anything since you didn’t provide any image to examine.But one thing clearly says that it definitely not malignant since its been there for 8-10 months and not painful.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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