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Would you take your ferret to the vet if it has unidentified lump on its head?
if you care enough about any pet, you would and hould take it to the vet when anything strange is discovered!!!
Why is the lump on back of your head itchy?
A lump on the back of your head that is itchy may be from an inset bite. If the lump does not go away, visit a doctor.
You fell and hit your head and now have a small lump on your head and you have nausea everyday?
<h1> no it wont you will have a lump
Hard lump on the front of your head and you have had breast cancer?
The lump may not have to do with your breast cancer , if you have not bumped your head any where and the lump does not go away with should check the doctors immediately.
What is this weird lump on your head?
Its a zit.
Should I worry about lump under skin of my baby's head about pea size he recently had a febrile convulsion and currently has chickenpox?
A lump under the skin of your baby's head could be a lymph node, or something else. Be sure to ask your health care provider for advice specific to your baby's situation.
Lump on the back of my head on the lower left side Just found it. It is hard?
A lump on the back of the head could be a simple knot from hitting your head on something like a cabinet. It could also be a cyst. A doctor is the only person who can diagnose the lump.
What is a lump on a dhilds neck?
probably there head
What can a small smelly lump on the back of the head indicate?
A smelly lump on the back of the head may be an infected abscess. It could also be a sebaceous cyst.
How long will lump on forehead totally heal if child accidentally bump his head against the wall?
If your child hit their head that hard, you should take them to the doctor right away.
What is red itchy spots on top of your head?
a lump on my head that itches
Why does my dog have a lump on his head and what could be causing it?
A lump on your dog's head could be caused by various factors such as an injury, infection, cyst, or tumor. It is important to have your veterinarian examine the lump to determine the cause and recommend appropriate treatment.
