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Have a surgery to remove cyst that's underneath my scalp(head) can you explain why the cyst was hard for a while then soft now hard again ? thanks
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Sebaceous cyst: This is probably sebaceous cyst and they often change in consistency but when removed it should cause no further problems
Answered 11/25/2016
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