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what's the likely diagnosis of this lesion!!!
this picture I uploaded shows a lesion on the scalp.. it's been a month since it erupted ... there was no trauma .. and there are no signs of inflammatory process ( no pain .. no heat ) ..
can't we think about hemangiomas !! .. like granuloma pyogenicum or cherry hemangioma !!
It's hard to guess, but it could be a basal cell or squamous cell, and both of those are things that need to come off. Its not an emergency, but within a month or two you'd want to get it off in case it was one of those.
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