Puffy large swelling with lumpy bone depressions

[gypsy101]

Saw your thread on skull dents.  Noticed that all were women, many had thyroid issues and other medical history.  I have a large swelling on top of my skull just right of the midline and behind the hairline.  Upon palpation it can be sensitive and tender at times. Scared that the bone is being eaten away., the skull bone feels like indentations like a rough road. I have had it over 5 weeks and scared to death.  I have NO insurance, and do not qualify for Obama care or anything because of technicalities.  Anyways, I know there are no lymph nodes on top of the head., And I really do not believe that glasses worn on top of the head would cause it, Since there is a large bubble of skin above the indentation.  My worries is that somehow an infection is underneath and destroying the bone underneath it.  I read the long history listed on this thread and no one has mentioned the a large swelling or bubble.  Anyways, can anyone help., this is not normal and I can't believe that no one has found the cause.

[gypsy101]

Thank you for your support.

[Kermit the Hermit]

they cannot refuse medical care in this country

most hospitals have low income programs and payment they pay some you pay some

there is most often state medical cards where toy get food stamps

now they may not allow bone density with no insurance but they have to exray

a good doc knows what to look for

http://www.lifescript.com/health/centers/health_care/your_rights/the_patient_bill_of_rights_your_right_to_respect_and_good_care.aspx

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/patientrights.html

http://healthcare.findlaw.com/patient-rights.html

http://www.indigenthealthcaresolutions.com/

http://www.healthcare-information-guide.com/no-health-insurance.html

http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/state_aid_and_assistance_progr.html

that should give you a real good start

also ers cannot refuse service find a safe way to make red spot on your head have someone take you in like your having trouble and say you hit your head hard

not the best or right way but er has to treat which means you get exray maybe scans

i didnt say it and a last resort

best of luck if you need to talk vent or help im disabled since 2003 i know the system pretty good

i hope you find help best wishes