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Hard stationary lump on wrist?
I found a lump on the inner side of my wrist, and it’s fairly small but has grown a little bit since I found it, it is hard and I can’t move it around. I’m wondering if I should get it checked out?
3 Answers
A hard, stationary lump on the wrist could be something like a ganglion cyst, a small tumor, or a bone growth. Since it's growing and doesn't move, it's a good idea to get it checked by a doctor to rule out anything serious.
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Could be a ganglion cyst. A family doctor or dermatologist can tell you for sure.
You should see a doctor for any concerns regarding lumps.Hard lumps under the skin can be two things: a cyst or Lipoma.