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Small pea Sized lump On Scalp.
I have a small pea size lump (mole) behind my scalp. Normally it is not visible as its covered by hair but from last few days i am little bit concerned about it. Though it isn't growing, changing colour, paining or bleeding. Should I consult to a doctor or what can I do? Is it a normal issue or a huge thing?
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Probably sebaceous cyst. For detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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It seems like a cyst .
But needs clinical examination
Its better to consult a doctor in person or online to get the accurate diagnosis and prevention of infection
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Kindly post the picture of the same so as to guide you regarding appropriate treatment plan
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Photo of the lesion
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