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What Causes Hard Bump On Head After An Injury?

I have thise kinda hard bump on my head (bottom left) it s prprobably 2cm? I had a few incidents where i hit it a few times in that same area (like three) and it stayed like that for 5 years now...im scared it could be something else....i dont know if it s gone bigger or i just havent noticed the size of it previously....it doesnt hurt and i never headaches or any horrible symptoms for that past 5 yeyears. What is it? Im 14...
Wed, 6 May 2015
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Well come to HCM
This could be nonspecific swelling (may not be actual swelling) chances of lymph node may be likely, to get it confirm clinical examination and imaging study may required, else you can wait for some time and till then it cab be kept under observation, no need to worry about this, most of the time this would go away with the time, hope this information helps, take care.
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What Causes Hard Bump On Head After An Injury?

HI Well come to HCM This could be nonspecific swelling (may not be actual swelling) chances of lymph node may be likely, to get it confirm clinical examination and imaging study may required, else you can wait for some time and till then it cab be kept under observation, no need to worry about this, most of the time this would go away with the time, hope this information helps, take care.