Persistent Scalp Bump for 2 Years: Evaluation Needed
A scalp bump persisting two years is unlikely to resolve spontaneously and may indicate an underlying condition beyond the original trauma. Possible causes:
- Chronic inflammation or granuloma
- Benign tumors (lipoma, sebaceous cyst, dermatofibroma)
- Rarely, malignant lesions
Action: See a physician for examination. Imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI) may be needed. Treatment ranges from observation to excision based on diagnosis.
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