<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.I went thru breast cancer lumpetomy on my right side, chemo, my own bone marrow transplant and radiation in 19992000. 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.  <response>: 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. 