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Dialysis Discussion => Dialysis: General Discussion => Topic started by: Bungarian on July 08, 2014, 07:18:49 PM
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I have two hard lumps in the palm of my fistula hand. They don't hurt but I wonder what they are?
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Possibly ganglion cysts. I had one on the back of my hand (years before dialysis) and had it carved out by a hand surgeon.
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Possibly ganglion cysts. I had one on the back of my hand (years before dialysis) and had it carved out by a hand surgeon.
Probably not ganglions as they tend to be on the extensor surface of the hand which is the back of the hand. More likely fibromas . These are benign soft tissue tumors made of fibrous tissue. I often see them in hands and feet on the same person. Of course I am only guessing here as I cant see them . There are other possibilities but fibromas are common.
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Possibly ganglion cysts. I had one on the back of my hand (years before dialysis) and had it carved out by a hand surgeon.
Probably not ganglions as they tend to be on the extensor surface of the hand which is the back of the hand. More likely fibromas . These are benign soft tissue tumors made of fibrous tissue. I often see them in hands and feet on the same person. Of course I am only guessing here as I cant see them . There are other possibilities but fibromas are common.
Thanks for the correction. My ganglion was as you said - on the back of the hand. A friend at work had one on the inside of his wrist.