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How To Treat A Lump On The Front Part Of The Right Leg?

I have a lump on front lower part of right leg. It's about the size of a quarter. I've noticed it a long time ago put never payed attention to it because it was painless. But recently got some pain near that area while walking. I was wondering what it can be and if i should be worried?
Mon, 30 Jun 2014
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Hello! Welcome to HCM.
This swelling can be a lipoma or sebaceous cyst..
Both are benign lumps.
In my clinic, many patients with similar complaints come, to whom after clinical examination, I advise FNAC - fine needle aspiration cytology if in doubt clinically.
Excision biosy is usually done i.e. swelling is removed under local anaesthesia & sent for histopathological examination.
Hope this information is useful.
Wish you healthy life.
Thanks.
Regards.
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How To Treat A Lump On The Front Part Of The Right Leg?

Hello! Welcome to HCM. This swelling can be a lipoma or sebaceous cyst.. Both are benign lumps. In my clinic, many patients with similar complaints come, to whom after clinical examination, I advise FNAC - fine needle aspiration cytology if in doubt clinically. Excision biosy is usually done i.e. swelling is removed under local anaesthesia & sent for histopathological examination. Hope this information is useful. Wish you healthy life. Thanks. Regards.