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Hi there,I m really worried about a lump I have under my right butt cheek ,it s been there for awhile but over this last week iv noticed it s causing me bother,it s making me feel quoozy,down the side of my buttock down to my thigh on the outside it s like a numby warm sensation with a tingly pain goin right down my leg I can actually feel it in my calf ,I m quite worried as wen I walk and sit it doesn t feel that good,iv pains in my head which I don t no if they ve got anything to do with it or not but I don t feel right at all??? Thanku for your time:)sj
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The lump under your right buttock can be anything from a lipoma to a sebaceous cyst to folliculitis. The exact nature of the lump can only be made out after an examination has been done. The treatment can only be decided once we know the nature of the lump. This lump, however, is not related to the pain in your head.
I would suggest that you see your general physician who can examine this and put you on the right treatment.
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Why Do I Have A Weird Feeling In My Buttock ?
Hi, Thanks for writing in. The lump under your right buttock can be anything from a lipoma to a sebaceous cyst to folliculitis. The exact nature of the lump can only be made out after an examination has been done. The treatment can only be decided once we know the nature of the lump. This lump, however, is not related to the pain in your head. I would suggest that you see your general physician who can examine this and put you on the right treatment.