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Bump In Nose

The common causes of having a bump in the nose are acne, bacterial or fungal infection, trauma from nose pricking and nose piercing, and nasal vestibulitis. Applying a warm compress helps to reduce pain, and topical antiseptics can be applied to reduce infection. It will heal within two or three days of treatment.

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I had a red blood-type spot on right side of my nose that resolved in a week. Could it be cancer?

Query: Hi, Last week I noticed a small, blood-type spot on the right side of my nose. It has not gone away in over a week. I am in the sun a lot but put a lot of sunscreen on my nose. I have had actinic keratosis on my nose in the past. Could it be cancerous?  Read Full »

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