I have a small tumor like thing on my left skull which is palpable. It doesn't pain but i get head ache in that side but not often only 1-2 times a month. Also the tumor is from 1 year nearly not increasing or decreasing in size
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hello there.
tumor would be the wrong word to describe what you have.
it's a swelling it could be hard or soft swelling.
you need to be examined, it could be sebaceous cyst or lipoma etc. it can easily be removed by surgery. therefore suggest you to meet a surgeon.
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