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Could the arthritic lump on my finger joint be removed?

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Yes: Depending on the location they are usually called bouchard's or heberden's nodules. They are rarely of an significance, but are harbingers of joint arthritis. Removing them usually trades a bump for a scar, and recurrence does occur.

Answered 8/10/2019

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Yes: If painful can be removed. Usually non surgical problem , though.

Answered 3/28/2019

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I have a lump on the joint between my middle finger and hand. What is it?

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