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What Does Squishy Bump On Head Indicate?

Hello im a 20 year old girl recently about a 3-4 weeks ago i had a big squishy bump on my head, i pressed it n it left my nail print in it all day it was very painful then it just went away 2 days later, i woke up this morning and noticed now ihave a bald spot, help! Will it grow back? Whats wrong with me?
Thu, 21 May 2015
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Hi, read your history of a squishy bump on head which was imprinted on pressure and went away in a few days. Now noticed a bald spot.
This history is classical of a sebaceous cyst. This is the only lump that gives baldness and the increase and reduction in size indicated mild infection which got settled.
I would do a clinical evaluation and if has a central punctum, a black-spot attached to the skin, will go for excision of the whole cyst after the infection is settled so that there may not be any recurrence and you will be cured.

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What Does Squishy Bump On Head Indicate?

Hi, read your history of a squishy bump on head which was imprinted on pressure and went away in a few days. Now noticed a bald spot. This history is classical of a sebaceous cyst. This is the only lump that gives baldness and the increase and reduction in size indicated mild infection which got settled. I would do a clinical evaluation and if has a central punctum, a black-spot attached to the skin, will go for excision of the whole cyst after the infection is settled so that there may not be any recurrence and you will be cured.