01Overview
Understanding the whole picture
Warts, ganglions and small lumps are common, and patients often prefer to explore non-surgical options first.
Dr. Mahima's priority is to make sure every lump is properly identified. Some need an ultrasound or a specialist's examination before any treatment is planned.
02Common concerns
What patients often come with
03Our approach
How Dr. Mahima approaches it
Identify first
History and, where needed, ultrasound or specialist review to confirm what the lump is.
Individual plan
Homeopathic care chosen for the type and location of the growth.
Photo follow-up
Size and appearance are compared over time.
Referral when needed
Some lumps need removal or a biopsy, and you will be guided to the right specialist.
04First visit
What to bring
Reports help make the most of your first consultation. If you don't have them, come anyway: we will advise which tests are useful.
- Ultrasound of the lump, if done
- Clear photos with a ruler or coin for size
- When you first noticed it and any changes since
Important
When to see a specialist or seek urgent care
- A lump that is growing quickly, hard, fixed or painful
- Any breast lump: get an examination and imaging promptly
- A lump with fever, weight loss or night sweats
- Warts in the genital area: see a doctor for proper assessment
In an emergency, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital. Homeopathic consultations do not replace emergency or specialist care.
05Questions
Frequently asked
For warts, usually not. For lumps under the skin, an ultrasound is often recommended so we know exactly what we are dealing with.