Grows rapidly

Is painful or tender

Limits hand or finger movement

Changes color or bleeds

Persists for several weeks

6. Diagnosis May Require Imaging or Biopsy

Doctors may use ultrasound, MRI, or even a biopsy to determine the nature of the lump.

Bottom line:

While most hand lumps are harmless, it’s important not to ignore changes. Getting a lump evaluated early can rule out serious conditions and ensure proper treatment if needed.