DESCRIPTION. Any abnormal lump or bump, or âmass, is considered a tumor. The term âtumorâ does not necessarily mean it is malignant or that it is a cancer. In fact, the vast majority of hand or wrist tumors are benign or non-cancerous. Any lump or bump in your hand or wrist is a tumor regardless of what causes it. CAUSES. Tumors can occur on the skin, such as a mole or a wart, or can occur underneath the skin in the soft tissue or even the bone.
1 If you can, avoid wearing socks and closed-toed shoes for at least 8 to 12 hours after your pedicure.  If you always get the same shade of nail polish on your toes, or rotate between a few hues, pick up matching bottles from the salon for at-home touch-ups.
After 24 hours, remove the patch you have been wearing. If you remove and apply the patch at about the same time each day, it will help you to remember when to put on a new patch. Choose a different place on your skin to apply the next patch and repeat steps 1 through 5. Do not reapply a patch to a previously used skin site for at least 1 week. Do not leave the patch on for more than 24 hours, because it may irritate your skin and loses strength after 24 hours. Do not wear more than one patch at the same time, and do not cut a patch in half or into smaller pieces to wear.