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Undiagnosed Symptoms (Expert Forum)
what it could be?
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Kevin Pho, MD - Internal Medicine
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what it could be?
by chinna123, Oct 24, 2009 05:44PM
Hi,I had a bubble sort of on my head on the right side(which i observed that it was there from last 3 years) with some liquid in it which oozes out if I rub on it.Once the liquid oozes out it gets refilled again in one week or so.At times when i get too emotional or when i am under stress,i feel that area also pains.when I saw that bubble,there was a samm black spot on that bubble through which the liquid is oozing out.
And my right eye also pains when i feel the pain on my head in that area.
Just curious to know wat it could be?
And my right eye also pains when i feel the pain on my head in that area.
Just curious to know wat it could be?
Doctor's Answer
by Kevin Pho, MD, Oct 25, 2009 07:42PM
, Oct 25, 2009 07:42PM
Tough to say without evaluation.
But in any case, I would say a dermatology referral is needed.
There are various type of blistering-type skin lesions that need to be considered. If amenable, a biopsy may be needed for a more definitive diagnosis.
But that should be determined by a dermatology referral.
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But in any case, I would say a dermatology referral is needed.
There are various type of blistering-type skin lesions that need to be considered. If amenable, a biopsy may be needed for a more definitive diagnosis.
But that should be determined by a dermatology referral.
This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.
Kevin Pho, M.D.
KevinMD.com
Twitter.com/KevinMD
Facebook.com/KevinMDblog
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Either way, three years, get to a doctor - poor healing like that is not a good thing. Get to a dermatologist to start.