There is a bag under the skin on the back of the head, and a meat bag on the back of the head

It may be a lipoma, but there should be no lymphatic tissue near the brain.

There is also a situation where there is a small acne in that place, and then you scratch it, and after repeated scratching, the ** cells in that place will proliferate, forming an uneven ** tissue, which is neither painful nor itchy.

Judge for yourself.

If it's the first one, pluck up the courage to go to the hospital, even if it's a small lipoma, then it's a small operation, just cut it down.

If it's the second type, leave it alone, it shouldn't grow anymore, and you don't have to scratch it, the hyperplastic tissue won't disappear automatically.

It may be a powdered tumor. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

If it is pressed on it to move, it excludes the possibility of **cell proliferation, I also bulged a bag behind my ears when I was a child, and it was accidentally pricked by a branch to leave a residue for a long time and was wrapped in a new **, slowly hardening and getting bigger, but it can't be moved Open a small opening to clean up the wound, but your small bag may be a small pink tumor or other, I suggest you go to the hospital to see, it's okay, don't think about it so seriously, everyone's body is different, there will be many answers online, But going to the hospital for examination is the clearest, it is recommended that you listen to the doctor's statement, maybe it's just a small problem, and it also solves your insomnia and distress for days In addition, even if you are really sick, don't feel sorry for your family, sorry for your lover, if you hide it, it will make your relatives worry

Summary. A fleshy bump on the back of the head may be in some pathological state, such as folliculitis, common warts, boils, etc.

Hello, happy to answer your questions.

A fleshy bump on the back of the head may be in some pathological state, such as folliculitis, common warts, boils, etc.

Is there any pain?

It hurts if you squeeze it, but it doesn't hurt if you don't move it.

It doesn't hurt when you sleep at night.

There is no redness or swelling.

The surface is not hard.

There is no feeling of fever.

It doesn't hurt to sleep, it's white.

Nothing to feel.

It's not big. Considering that you have scabies, you can apply mupirocin ointment externally. plus oral amoxicillin or cefuroxime ester.

At the same time, we should pay attention to local hygiene and light diet in life.

It could be as follows.

1.I don't wash my hair often, and I cause itching on the scalp and am prone to such a bag

2.The living environment is not good, and there are hidden insects!

3.Have you ever had a traumatic injury (I was hit on the head before, but the bleeding just stopped, and when the wound healed, it became a bag, similar to you).

4.If it's itchy, it may be a mosquito bite, and the tissue structure of the scalp is different from that of other places**. So the bag will be bigger and heal later!

5.Pimples grow in the hair

6.There is also the worst possibility, tumor! If so, go to the hospital for a CT in time!

It is recommended that you observe the bag for a period of time to see if there is any growth, suppuration or other phenomena

According to your description, it should be an epidermal problem rather than an intracranial problem, so don't be too anxious for the time being.

But for the sake of your health, if the situation worsens, you should go to the hospital for a check-up, so that you don't have to worry, right?

Wishing you good health!

Long bag on the back of the head for infants. If it is soft to the touch, the mental state is okay, and the stool is normal, then it is not a big problem, and it may be subcutaneous edema.

1. The long bag behind the head may be folliculitis or local inflammatory reaction caused by sebaceous epidemiosis. Such packets can be inflammatory papules or pustules, etc. It is usually caused by local health and health and other factors, or secondary infection caused by epidermal damage.

2. For this situation, it is generally necessary to use antibiotics **, if the back of the head is long and large, and it is single, if there is no pain, there may be some cysts, such as epidermal cysts or subcutaneous sebaceous cysts.

3. If there is pain, it may also be an infection secondary to the cyst. Pay more attention to hygiene to prevent bacterial infection, eat more vegetables and fruits, and drink more water.

It's not a tumor, it's inside the skull! It could be something like a subcortical lipoma, fibroma, sebaceous cyst. Because if it is an intracranial tumor, it can rarely be felt with the hand, and it is usually detected when it causes increased intracranial pressure such as visual and position changes, nausea and vomiting.

Hang ** Branch. It's okay if you don't have to look at it!

If it is a sebaceous cyst, it is best to go to the hospital to have a look!

Sebaceous cysts, commonly known as "pink tumors", refer to the formation of cysts in the glands due to the accumulation of sebaceous glands after the ducts of the sebaceous glands are blocked. This is one of the most common benign tumors, which is more common on the scalp and face, followed by the trunk. Due to its different shades and contents, its volume and size are unequal and the difference is large, the small ones are the size of a grain of rice, and the large ones are the size of eggs.

Often diagnosed as lipomas, fibroids, etc. The sebaceous cyst grows very slowly, but it can still be felt to grow in size.

Sebaceous cysts are mostly single, occasionally multiple, round in shape, medium or elastic in hardness, high above the skin surface, smooth surface, and feel connected to the surface when pushed but no adhesion to the base, no fluctuation. The color may be normal, or it may be light blue, and when it increases too quickly, the surface can be bright. Sometimes there is an opening on the surface of **, from which the white tofu dregs-like contents can be squeezed out.

This opening is the opening leading to the sebaceous glands on the surface of **, and the depression of the opening is caused by the insufficient length of the duct. Sebaceous cysts tend to be complicated by infection, causing the cyst to rupture and regress temporarily, but they can form scarring and are prone to **. The chance of a sebaceous cyst becoming cancerous is extremely rare.

Surgery is the only way to treat a sebaceous cyst. During the operation, a fusiform incision can be made along the direction of the stria and removed together with the cyst at the ** connected to the cyst, especially when the catheter opening is seen. Special care should be taken during separation, as the walls of the cyst are thin and should be removed as intact as possible.

If the cyst wall remains, it is easy to **. If there are inflammatory manifestations such as redness, swelling, heat and pain before surgery, the inflammation should be controlled first, and surgery should be scheduled later.