When you need to see a GP about your lump according to the NHS
manchestereveningnews.co.ukFinding a lump can be pretty scary - however not all lumps are cancerous. Regardless of this, it is still crucial that you see a GP if you are concerned.
Lumps of all shapes and sizes can appear anywhere on your body. According to the NHS, while most lumps are harmless, you should never ignore them and it's really important to see a GP - especially if it's still there after two weeks.
So when do you need to see a GP and what signs and symptoms do you need to look out for? Here is what you need to know. Having just been updated only a few months ago, their advice stresses that thankfully, "most lumps are normal" with the health experts explaining that it's common for people to get lumps and growths on their skin.
It can be caused by many things and can look and feel different depending on its cause. Your symptoms might give you an idea of what's causing it, but do not self-diagnose, it warns.
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