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Subcutaneous Nodules Definition
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What are subcutaneous nodules?
A person with a subcutaneous nodule has a firm lump under the skin. Subcutaneous nodules may be caused by an infection or inflammation. What are the symptoms of subcutaneous nodules? Symptoms of a subcutaneous nodule include a lump, which may be attached to the skin or freely moveable beneath the skin. The lump may be soft, firm, tender, or painful. A subcutaneous nodule may also change the color of the overlying skin. How does the doctor treat subcutaneous nodules? The treatment for a subcutaneous nodule depends on the cause of the nodule. Some nodules resolve without treatment. Treatment for a subcutaneous nodule may include antibiotics, corticosteroid medications, or surgery. Continue to Subcutaneous Nodules Symptoms
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