"Syringoma..form when there is an overgrowth of cells within a sweat gland orsuderiferous duct. The duct becomes enlarged by and clogged withextra cells, forming a hard, round, raised bump.
They are benign, harmless and painless, but unsightly and uncomfortable,and normally affect people with diabetes, with a family history of Syringomas, or those living in very humid areas who sweat profusely and whose perspiration gets trapped under the cornified cells.Treatment includes Lamprobe and BCA (Bichloracetic acid)."
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