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Lump nd bump under skin
First i have only one lump in arm...nd now I have lump and bump under skin whole body ..they r painless nd growing more in body ..... after i get search may b it call lipoma problem
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Many people have Lumps/Bumps/nodules under the skin,,,,however if the number is more...it should be investigated,,,and the cause found out.
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Visit to a General Surgeon/ MD physician is needed.
for assessment and subsequent tests including biopsy which could be considered.
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Dont worry much,,,,it is a problem faced by many healthy individuals however if the numbers are increasing then medical opinion should be sought.
Regards & take care.
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These could be multiple lipomas under your skin, which is seen quite often.
Assessment by either a Physician or a dermatologist or even a general Surgeon will be appropriate.
A biopsy would give the correct diagnosis to give you peace of mind.
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There are many reasons for bumps and lumps. Mainly these are fatty accumulation under the muscles which are called lypomas. But there are some other causes also and u have to find out the real cause about ur problem by examinations. These type of nodules can also be present In some cases of R.A. / SLE / Skin Problems. So u should go for Blood Examination for
R.A. Factor (Quantitative)
and
Anti ANA Examination for SLE
and u should go for physical examination by a qualified Doctor.
After that ur problem will be diagnosed and the proper treatment will be done.
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