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Could Bump Near Shin And Calf Muscle With Small Hole When Pressed By Muscle Tear?

When I said I notice a bump near my shin/calf muscle. When I press in it I notice a small hole in the muscle no pain. I ve had it for years.. I use to play baseball 14 years. Could I have torn something?.. my Physician doesn t think its a problem.. but I curious as to what it is.
Mon, 4 May 2015
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Hi, the possibilities are that you have a lymph filled sac which empties on pressure and refills again.This does not require any treatment as such.
Localised muscle inflammation called myositis could be another cause .This needs follow up and any sign of weakness or wasting to be checked up by a neurologist.
your long years of baseball could have resulted in a small muscle tear which fills with blood initially and after healing leave a small gap in the tissue
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Could Bump Near Shin And Calf Muscle With Small Hole When Pressed By Muscle Tear?

Hi, the possibilities are that you have a lymph filled sac which empties on pressure and refills again.This does not require any treatment as such. Localised muscle inflammation called myositis could be another cause .This needs follow up and any sign of weakness or wasting to be checked up by a neurologist. your long years of baseball could have resulted in a small muscle tear which fills with blood initially and after healing leave a small gap in the tissue