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I had suddenly developed a tiny hard lump on my head about 1.5 years back. Since then it has not gone away. It sometimes grows in size and changed shape - becomes flat, again becomes pointy. But it is absolutely painless. Is it normal? Do I have anything to worry?
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It's cyst.. for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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