☆ΜαΣϰιντολογιςτ☆ - The problem here is that you call it "lump". In the world of dermatology, there are dozens of skin conditions with overlapping symptoms as general as "tender reddish lump on my arm". The point is that any response you obtain here is all guesswork and nothing definitive, which is what you would want.
Your description is vague at best.
No one can accurately diagnose your skin condition via cyberspace. Any advice you get here is will never on par with that of a real doctor. If you want medical advice, then Yahoo! Answer is the last place you want to go and ask your question when you can see a pharmacist or doctor. The trade-off is huge: a medical physician versus a total random stranger with no knowledge of your medical history and skin condition. No honest person will tell you that s/he knows exactly what you have and give you the correct treatment protocol. That is what you call wishful thinking. If you do not know, then no one here knows, either.
Bottom Line: Please see a board-certified dermatologist.
i just sat down and felt a pain in my arm i felt a lump there its quite tender to touch and a little but painful what could it be ??
☆ΜαΣϰιντολογιςτ☆ - The problem here is that you call it "lump". In the world of dermatology, there are dozens of skin conditions with overlapping symptoms as general as "tender reddish lump on my arm". The point is that any response you obtain here is all guesswork and nothing definitive, which is what you would want.
ReplyDeleteYour description is vague at best.
No one can accurately diagnose your skin condition via cyberspace. Any advice you get here is will never on par with that of a real doctor. If you want medical advice, then Yahoo! Answer is the last place you want to go and ask your question when you can see a pharmacist or doctor. The trade-off is huge: a medical physician versus a total random stranger with no knowledge of your medical history and skin condition. No honest person will tell you that s/he knows exactly what you have and give you the correct treatment protocol. That is what you call wishful thinking. If you do not know, then no one here knows, either.
Bottom Line: Please see a board-certified dermatologist.