40+yo f. photo 1 is left hand-states bump has been there and | Figure 1

daffyduckbill

Registered Nurse

40+yo f. photo 1 is left hand-states bump has been there and that size all her life. 2nd and 3rd photos right hand, bump grown twice the size in last month, non tender unless pressed, non movable, hard but has some malleability when pressed. on dominant hand. any ideas?

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