Cyst/lump In Wrist - A Small Movable Lump /cyst In Backside Of

Cyst/lump in wrist

Asked for Male, 21 Years

A small movable lump /cyst in backside of right wrist adjacent to veins, symptoms match with ganglion cyst, No pain. What is the best treatment? Is it dangerous?

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