There is a raised hard lump on my hand

There is a raised hard lump on the hand. This phenomenon occurs occasionally. There are many reasons for this phenomenon. If the labor intensity is relatively high and this part is often rubbed, this phenomenon will occur. This phenomenon will also occur when a cyst grows. This symptom will also occur when you have a ganglion cyst. At this time, surgical treatment is required. Let us take a closer look at the relevant circumstances of a raised hard lump on the hand.

1. There is a raised hard lump on the hand. If this hard lump has a certain degree of mobility, it may be a subcutaneous cyst, subcutaneous nodule, or tendon ganglion cyst. Of course, this kind of raised hard lump may also be caused by other reasons. If it is protruding from the surface of the skin, it may be caused by common warts. Common warts are generally an exophytic proliferative skin disease caused by infection with HPV. This is an infectious skin disease that generally requires freezing or laser treatment. Sebaceous cysts or ganglion cysts may usually require surgical excision for treatment.

2. First of all, consider the long-term fatigue and wear of the finger joints, which may lead to tenosynovitis. There may also be some local bone hyperplasia, so you feel a little bulge. The symptoms of this disease are pain when rebounding with force and stiff fingers. Relief may occur after repeated movement. The disease is usually most obvious right after waking up. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital's orthopedic department for a thorough diagnosis. If the case is mild, you can choose conservative treatment or injection. Pay attention to regular maintenance and don't let your hands get too tired. You can buy a pair of wrist guards specifically for tenosynovitis and use them to brake the joints when you sleep, which will be more effective.

3. The swelling on the back of the hand may be a ganglion cyst, which is one of the common and frequently occurring diseases. The pain and discomfort in the wrist may be tenosynovitis. Pay attention to resting the wrist, avoid cold and weight bearing, apply anti-inflammatory and analgesic ointment after local hot compress, take oral anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs and muscle relaxing and blood activating drugs for treatment and observation, and surgical treatment of tendon ganglion cyst after symptoms are relieved.

4. Subcutaneous tissue lipoma is not a big deal, it just affects the appearance. Eat a balanced diet, eat more vegetables and have a balanced diet.

If you really hate it or have nothing to do, you can go to the hospital for a removal surgery. Personally, I feel it is unnecessary and it is not a disease that affects health.