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Hi i have had a couple of lumps in my left ar one under my bicep ond on inside of my elbow they are quite hard but dnt hurt today i have found anouther one on my right arm bicep witch feels the same as outhers but smaller an on bicep so iritating but dosent hurt what could this be thanks
Hi i dnt think that ther wats they are not attat
Cheded to my skin they seem to be attatched to the muscle or tendon in my arm they move a bit wen role finger over them dose anyone have same problem and do u think ther scyts waiting for apointment with dermotolagist
Cheded to my skin they seem to be attatched to the muscle or tendon in my arm they move a bit wen role finger over them dose anyone have same problem and do u think ther scyts waiting for apointment with dermotolagist
Hi,
From your details, they appear to be common skin warts and if so, if you like, your doctor can easily get them removed. They might also go away on their own in due course.
However, if you are talking about cysts under the skin, it is preferable to show them to your doctor.
Solace
From your details, they appear to be common skin warts and if so, if you like, your doctor can easily get them removed. They might also go away on their own in due course.
However, if you are talking about cysts under the skin, it is preferable to show them to your doctor.
Solace
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