Pyogenic granuloma Visit a dermatologist

This looks like a pyogenic granuloma (vascular growth) or possibly an infected lesion/boil. Since it is present for 1 month and appears red and raised, it is unlikely to resolve on its own. Next Steps • Do not squeeze or puncture the lesion • Keep the area clean and apply a topical antibiotic (like mupirocin) twice daily • Cover with a small dressing to avoid friction • You should consult a dermatologist — it may require cauterization/laser or minor procedure for complete removal Helpful Tips / Word of Caution: • These lesions can bleed easily if traumatized • Avoid repeated touching or irritation • Home treatment alone may not be sufficient • Early removal prevents recurrence and complications You can consult with me online via practo for detailed evaluation and treatment

It's bacterial infection..it will improve with medicine... for detailed medicine prescription do online consultation

No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.

It maybe pyogenic granuloma or actual bacterial infection. Kindly consult for better diagnosis and management

Based on your description and the image, this appears most likely to be a localized bacterial infection such as a small abscess/furuncle or possibly an infected cyst on the palm or can be friction blister due to repeated trauma. Since it has been present for 1 month and not resolving, it is important to treat it properly rather than waiting further.