Hi, I m getting worry about my lumps on my legs. there are two lumps on my right leg and one lump on the left leg near the ankle. On the right leg, The first lump is soft and small, while the other one is hard and a bit bigger. When I touch the lumps, it wont hurt. but when I walked I can feel a little bit pain. Is this cancerous? Please help! I dont know what to do!! :| Thank you
1.The lumps at the joint areas pain less with mild discomfort - features suggest ganglions. 2.Ganglions are general arising from the tendons, ligaments, at the joint space. 3.These lumps are general asymptomatic, if causing any discomfort - a small incision and drainage is recommended. 4.As an investigative process - an ultrasound need to be done - that will help to evaluate the nature of the lesion, source and extensions. ( MRI - is the best) 5.These lumps are generally monitored, in case of discomfort action might be necessary. 6.Suggest to see your GP, get examined and request for a scan and further evaluation.
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What Causes Lumps On Legs?
Welcome to health care magic. 1.The lumps at the joint areas pain less with mild discomfort - features suggest ganglions. 2.Ganglions are general arising from the tendons, ligaments, at the joint space. 3.These lumps are general asymptomatic, if causing any discomfort - a small incision and drainage is recommended. 4.As an investigative process - an ultrasound need to be done - that will help to evaluate the nature of the lesion, source and extensions. ( MRI - is the best) 5.These lumps are generally monitored, in case of discomfort action might be necessary. 6.Suggest to see your GP, get examined and request for a scan and further evaluation. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query, any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask. http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888