Lump on the palm of my hand out of the blue, i noticed a hard lump in the palm of my hand. it doesn't hurt and it appears to be on/avobe the tendon of one of my fingers. it's definitely not a callous but i'm wondering if i should get it checked out. i

More : More information is needed for a proper recommendation. Different diagnosis could have the same presentation, causing bumps to show, like dupuytren's, ganglions or even abscesses. Is it superficial or deep, painful or not? Go see your pcp for a proper evaluation.

A : A common condition is dupuytrens which is not related to typical blunt trauma. Other common problems include scar reaction adjacent to a small cut or blister, an inclusion cyst or foreign body and a ganglion of the tendon sheath where the finger and palm meet. A jammed finger typically is not related to these common conditions that present as a lump in the palm. Talk to your doctor about this for more information.

There : There are many possibilities for this hard lump. It could be a fibroma, the start of a dupuytren's contracture, a ganglion cyst... It's very difficult to say what this could be without seeing it in person and doing a thorough physical exam. It's probably best to see a physician who performs hand surgery since someone with this specialized training would have the most experience with various hand masses.

Many possibilities: Some causes of “lumps” may include: dupuytren's contracture, bony overgrowths, soft tissue masses, ganglions, fibromas, and cysts. Have it evaluated by a professional to get the right diagnosis.