Painless Lumps on Upper Back Near Spine: Possible Causes
Potential causes for a sudden, painless lump on the upper back near the spine:
- Lipoma: Benign fatty tumor; soft, movable, painless.
- Fibroma: Benign fibrous growth; firm, smooth, painless.
- Hematoma: Blood collection post-injury; usually tender, discolored.
- Abscess: Pus from infection; red, swollen, warm, tender.
- Cystic acne: Deep, painful cysts.
- Swollen lymph node: Firm, smooth, painless; from infection or other condition.
See a doctor for accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
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