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When a appears to us bullo on the sword it can depend on many different causes, so the most suitable thing is to consult your head doctor. It will enhance it through exploration and taking into account our clinical history. If it is necessary, we will send you the additional tests you consider appropriate and, in case it is necessary, we will refer you to a specialist.
Some possible causes why a bullet can exit the shoulder can be:
1.- Sebaceous residues. These spring from the skin and are filled with queratin. While they are benign in most cases, they may need to be drained and even eradicated if they are causing nuisance.
2.- Lipomas. In this case they are produced because the fat grows and forms these bumps below the skin. Even if they were benign.
3.- Asscesos or furúnculos. Estos suelen apparen in the sword produced by a bacterial infection.
4.- Injuries to muscles or eyes. It appears to be due to trauma, fracture or injury.
5.- Caused by skin diseases.
The related problems do not produce bumps in the shoulder for the same reason, but the pain can cause contracture of the muscles of the shoulder when observing the buttocks or naked ones to the touch.
6.- What can cause a slipped disc in the column to displace the intervertebral disc.
7.- Loss brain tumors These are those that form in the eyes or in the vertebrae of the spinal column.
Vertebral and spinal tumors
Vertebral tumors can be of different types and affect the spine in different ways. The most frequent can be of three types:
1.- Benignos: inside these are found osteomas, osteoblastomas, hemangiomas, y neurofibromas. The usual thing is that space grows and no other parts of the body are affected. The consequences for the wearer can be localized pain, muscle debilitation or compressing the nerve structures.
2.- Malignant: these can be chondrosarcoma, chordoma, osteosarcoma, plasmacytoma, multiple myeloma and Ewing’s sarcoma. In this case they are more aggressive and can spread. This can cause intense pain, muscle weakness, and can compress the spine causing neurological problems.
3.- Metastases: are malignant tumors that originated in other parts of the body and have extended (have metastasized) in the spinal column. The most frequent are metastases from other tumors such as prostate, lung, cancer, leukemia, myeloma or lymphoma. Occasionally intense eye pain, weakness, loss of sensation and other neurological symptoms depending on the part of the spinal cord that is affected.
Metastatic tumors are much more frequent than primary ones and in the case of the latter it is not known exactly what the cause is, even if it appears more frequently in people who already had another type of cancer. In the event that it is necessary to intervene, this type of tumor must be a neurocirculatory expert who wants to go to the end of the procedure.
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