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Hello, A small cyst in the hip region persisting for 5 years and increasing in size is usually not dangerous, but it will not go away on its own. Common causes include: What it could be: Sebaceous cyst (epidermoid cyst): common, benign, grows slowly. Lipoma (fat tissue swelling): soft, mobile, painless. Rarely, other soft tissue swellings. What you should do: If the cyst is painless and not infected, it is usually harmless. However, since the size is increasing, the definitive treatment is surgical removal (a minor procedure, usually under local anesthesia). Do not attempt to squeeze or puncture it at home, as it can get infected. Visit a general surgeon for proper examination and advice. When to seek immediate care: If it becomes red, painful, warm, or starts discharging pus → sign of infection. Rapid increase in size or hardness. 📞 For further discussion, you may contact me at eight five two seven one six four six seven seven. Best regards, Dr. Romain Rajan General Physician

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Will need more details regarding this Has the size increased over time? Is it affecting your daily activities? Is it movable?

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Surgeon to evaluate.  Need a lil procedure  no medicine for this.

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Please consult a gen. Surgeon physically.

Please first go to a Gynaecologist for an examination and diagnosis. Need for Surgery can be discussed when the diagnosis is made.

small cyst on the hip that has been present for a long time could be a sebaceous cyst (also known as an epidermal inclusion cyst) or a subchondral cyst. Sebaceous cysts are generally harmless and slow-growing, while subchondral cysts are often associated with osteoarthritis. 

Hello, to answer your query I would further like to inspect the cyst , it's exact location, size , consistency, whether it is solid or fluid/pus - filled. Depending on what it is, it might require further management. If it been there for years, it's probably not going to cause much trouble .

Cysts hardly regress on its own . If it's lipoma and painless no need for anything. But get a bisopsy done to be on the safer side..

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Hi, a cyst can be a lipoma or a sebaceous cyst. If lipoma it will not give any pain or trouble. It’s mostly filled with fat and can be removed for cosmetic purpose. No chances of progressing to cancer. If it is a sebaceous cyst it can become bigger, get infected that can cause pain. If it’s a sebaceous cyst it is better to get it removed immediately as once it gets infected it might need two procedures to completely remove the cyst wall and may leave a bigger scar. Kindly consult for further details and diagnosis.