### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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I went thru breast cancer lumpetomy on my right side, chemo, my own bone marrow transplant and radiation in 1999/2000.  So far all check ups have been good.  A little pre-skin cancer here and there.  Two to three weeks ago soon after a biopsy and freezing an area on my finger I noticed a lump on my wrist near where my pulse is taken on my left hand. This is about the size of a small marble and very hard.  It is only tender around the area after I have felt around the area, it does not move or wiggle and seems to be right on the bone.  Would this be a volar wrist ganglion?  Is this something I should be concerned about because of my history?  If it is something I need to have checked what type of doctor should a consult since everyone seems to be a specialist any more.

### output:

Hi, Good Evening. Thanks for the query to Chat Doctor. I studied it in depth and I understood your health concerns.-Treatment-for Recurring-lump on the left-wrist-1-Wrist lump you have is mostly the-Ganglion on the solar aspect of the wrist/ or could be a Sesamoid Bone of the tendons over the radius of the wrist. 2-For this you need to consult an Orthopedic Surgeon-who would diagnose this wrist lump by Dry Wrist. Hope this would help you a lot to relieve from your wrist lump. Wish you fast recovery-and healthy life. Wellcome to Chat Doctor with more queries till you are satisfied. Have a Good Day...!! Chat Doctor. N.M.S.GENL-CVTS, Super specialist and Senior Consultant-and Expert in Non-Curable-Disease therapy for Cancer, Asthma,etc., Rejuvenation therapy and Tissue failure -reversal therapies.