Is a slow-growing painless lump on the forearm a lipoma?
3 months ago
I have a soft lump on my forearm that started small but seems to be growing slowly. It doesn’t hurt, but I can clearly notice the size change. Is this typical of a lipoma, and when should I consider removal?
Answers (2)
A soft, painless, slowly growing lump under the skin is a classic presentation of a lipoma, which is a benign fatty tissue growth. While lipomas are generally harmless, you should consider removal if it continues to grow, becomes uncomfortable, affects movement, or causes cosmetic concern.
It is advisable to consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis to rule out other conditions, as not all lumps are lipomas.
Top Doctor
It looks like lipoma, to confirm, you can do usg, if it’s causing you an aesthetic concerns, you can opt for surgery.
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