Mucuous cyst on finger

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Asked for Male, 25 Years

Formation of small mass is formed on my finger.It is there since last two years and it's size is also grown a little big.there is no pain.

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Dr. Vijay Adhe Dermatologist 16 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vijay Adhe

Dermatologist 16 yrs exp Pune

Looks like acquired digital fibrokeratoma. Radiofrequency ablation will help remove it. Visit a qualified dermatologist for the procedure.

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