bec_v
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Hi,
although in a different area, I had a sebaceous cyst when I was younger on the crown of my head. You should get the doc to check whether its malignant or benign, which i'm presuming can only be done with an examination.
I was told mine could happily stay on my head for the foreseeable future (as it was benign) but was prone to infections if i caught it and broke the surface.
I had it removed under general anaesthetic at the hospital and they used disolvable stitches, although I was offered the treatment to be done at the doctors surgery under local (I was scared and young at the time!)
To be honest I'm not sure the op did much good, I still have a lump on my head but I'm unsure if this is the cyst returned (I was told this could happen) or scar tissue.
Your best bet is to get an appointment at the docs and at least discuss with him/her about it, it might be absolutely nothing to worry about hun x
although in a different area, I had a sebaceous cyst when I was younger on the crown of my head. You should get the doc to check whether its malignant or benign, which i'm presuming can only be done with an examination.
I was told mine could happily stay on my head for the foreseeable future (as it was benign) but was prone to infections if i caught it and broke the surface.
I had it removed under general anaesthetic at the hospital and they used disolvable stitches, although I was offered the treatment to be done at the doctors surgery under local (I was scared and young at the time!)
To be honest I'm not sure the op did much good, I still have a lump on my head but I'm unsure if this is the cyst returned (I was told this could happen) or scar tissue.
Your best bet is to get an appointment at the docs and at least discuss with him/her about it, it might be absolutely nothing to worry about hun x