Sebaceous cyst / what to do???????

[prezzy]

OK, I have had one of these for a couple of years now - just on my belly, doesn't cause me any pain but last year bursted it and is coming back again.

Anyone had one / anyone had one removed? What is involved with getting rid of it / is it worth it / will it do me any harm????

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebaceous_cyst


all ideas welcomed like said doesn't cause me problem part from once a year is it worth getting cut out?????

[B B Leo]

take a pic m8 and post

[prezzy]

take a pic m8 and post

Is the size of a pea m8 nothing exciting just wanted to know if they were popular (few people had em) and if it were worth getting cut out

[B B Leo]

is it painfull m8??

[coin-op]

is it painfull m8??

See post 1 - "doesn't cause me any pain"

[B B Leo]

See post 1 - "doesn't cause me any pain"

just wanted to make sure m8

[MonkeySputum]

I would squeeze it, get that cottage cheese out of there

[EnTiTy]

had loads removed a local nip tuck in your case and its out daycase mate so no stopping in it can still come back if they dont get it all.

[muttleymacclad]

get it cut out. I had one on my neck. Kept the little bugger in a jar for 6 months until the wife chucked it out.

[copey123]

Squeeze it out out and sell the goo on t'bay. But leave like, 5% still in there so it continues to come back and you can get a proper monthly revenue coming in via the bay.

[flumperino]

If it's not doing any harm, leave it be mate.

If you can it cut out via local anaesthetic, then do so if you want - though you may find that the NHS won't do it for cosmetic reasons, only practical reasons.

And regarding posts above....you might find that cysts/lipomas don't necessarily contain 'goo'...they don't work like that