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Beside forhead .. Black spot
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I am 36 old.. I had a black spot beside forehead found today.. It is hard and black colour. I dnt feel it is like a mole.
Plz let me know what is it. And y it happen so.
. My medical history is below
Sufferd from tb lymphoneds. 9 month course done . Now cleared.. It's is completed in may2025.
After that I had nerve prblm frm neck to shoulder and then to arm.
And numbness in ring and little finger on both hands.
And I get pain around ear and then to one side of head.. Seems. Like. Maigraine
And saiatic in l4 l5 s1.
And sinus too. I had Adinode in nose.
And had swollen between index and thumb finger in both hands..
Plz suggest me sir
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A new hard, black spot on the forehead can be due to several harmless causes such as a seborrheic keratosis, dermatosis papulosa nigra, clogged pore/blackhead, or a dermal nevus.
Since it appeared suddenly and feels hard, it is important to examine it in person or through a clear close-up photo to rule out uncommon causes like a pigmented keratosis or other growth.
This spot is not related to your previous TB lymph node treatment or nerve issues.
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A picture of the particular spot will be required before any suggestions. Also with your history it is preferable to have a proper consultation with a physician.
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Kindly share the pic for evaluation.
Avoid spicy food
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Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake.more
Do connect and consult
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Please share the pic
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If possible share photo of the skin
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You should meet to your doctor immediately
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The new black, hard spot on the forehead that you noticed today is most likely a benign skin lesion such as a mole, a blocked pore, or a small seborrheic keratosis (a harmless age-related skin growth). These are very common after the age of 30–35 due to sun exposure, skin irritation, or simple aging changes. They are not related to your past TB treatment, nerve issues, sinus problems, or sciatica, so you do not need to worry that it is caused by those conditions.
Most importantly, a single new spot that is hard and black usually needs to be seen once by a dermatologist to confirm what type of lesion it is. In many cases, it turns out to be completely harmless and requires no treatment.
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When to get it checked urgently:
If the spot grows rapidly
If it becomes painful, bleeds, or changes shape
If the borders become irregular or the colour changes
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What to do now:
Take a clear close-up photo in good light.
Avoid scratching or pressing it.
Apply sunscreen daily on the face.
Get a dermatologist exam when convenient - mainly for reassurance.
Good luck!
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Dr. Fathima Simiya K
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Malappuram
Most hard black spots that appear suddenly on the forehead are usually blocked pores, small cysts, or dried clotted blood under the skin. They are usually harmless.
Avoid scratching it.
If it grows, becomes painful, or changes colour/shape, show it to a dermatologist to rule out infection or a skin lesion.
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Dr. Syed Jawwad Hashmi
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Please add a picture for better understanding and diagnosis.
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Mumbai
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Needs to be evaluated
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Sambhavi Chandrawat
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In my opinion, If its a spot on your forehead without tenderness to touch, Nothing to worry about but if its a firm, dark mass on your forehead, along with your previous history of TB lymphadenitis, I recommend that you consult a dermatologist at the earliest. A specialist evaluation is necessary to confirm the cause and guide further treatment.
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