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Sonu Nigam’s finger growth returns after second surgery
Sonu Nigam has undergone a second surgery to remove a growth on his left ring finger, only for it to return. The 53-year-old singer shared a video from the operating table and…
The Story in Brief
Sonu Nigam has undergone a second surgery to remove a growth on his left ring finger, only for it to return. The 53-year-old singer shared a video from the operating table and told Hindustan Times he suspects an arthritis-related bone condition, though doctors have not confirmed the cause. He had first surgery four months ago.
Experts at Times Now say arthritis can cause lumps such as Heberden's or Bouchard's nodes, but recurring growth may stem from ganglion cysts, benign tumours, or fibrous tissue. Only imaging and tissue testing can identify the exact condition. Nigam said there is no fixed treatment plan yet and that he must "wait and watch."
The Indian Opinion
Speculation about arthritis as the cause may oversimplify the issue. Finger lumps such as ganglion cysts or bony nodes arise from various conditions. The real question is whether Sonu Nigam's case was misdiagnosed initially or the underlying tissue wasn't fully removed. Until doctors perform an MRI or tissue biopsy, the recurrence remains unexplained. Watching what further tests reveal will settle this, not online guesses.
Source: timesnownews.com
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