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Nodes in head
I have nodes in head about size of pea non increasing in size ,4 in numbers just beneath the skin and i have a slight bigger node in thigh since 2 years..iand they are non painful until i press with hand. Node at head are little harder than one at thigh and node at thigh is about 2 cm i came to know them since 2 years i dont know exat origin time.
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
Dermatologist
16 yrs exp
Raipur
Thanks for the query. Thats a very limited description to make any comments. I suggest you to see a dermatologist for a diagnosis and treatment plan. Delaying may not be a good option unless you know what the diagnosis is. Hope it helps you.
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Lipoma has to be ruled out. Meet a skin specialist and if needed a skin biopsy can be done to confirm the diagnosis.
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