Hello fellow nairalanders, pls my cousin have had this thing that looks like bumbs or growth at the back of his head for several months.. he told me he has been battling with it applying different kind of cream but it’s still not healing.. he has even cut it several times but it keep growing back.. he told me he met a doctor that told him it’s growth that he should tie it with thread and try cutting it with the thread but it keeps coming back and getting bigger..sometimes it gives him headache and pains.. he also have tried anti biotics but it’s just too sturbon.. pls if u have an idea of what this is.. ur advice would be needed immediately.. thanks

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