What does it mean to have a small hard bump about one-quarter inch on the left side of your forehead?

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I would also like to know the answer to this question. I have recently developed a bump on the left side of my forehead too. This is completely random and I have not gotten hit with anything at all. Arg, please help! I have a bump about that size on the right side of my forehead. It developed seven years ago. The catch... mine twitches. It moves like some kind of alien under my skin. It is very hard. I have tried stabbing it several times with a needle. It is hard to pierce; it does not hurt, and it doesn't bleed. It would have driven me insane a long time ago, but fortunately, the movement comes and goes. It starts moving about once or twice a year and it stops when I take Augmentin. The bump is always there, but it gets bigger during the movement flare-ups. I have severe chronic sinusitis that began at the same time, and I believe it has caused a multiple sclerosis type effect on the nerves that control my facial muscles. That is why the augmentin helps. The bump could have developed from constant, low-level movement in that muscle. Basically its like working out and getting buff. I also experience other MS type symptoms with the flare-up; chorea, trigeminal neuralgia, Numbness or weakness in one or more limbs, which typically occurs on one side of the body at a time or the bottom half of the body Partial or complete loss of vision, usually in one eye at a time, often with pain during eye movement, Double vision or blurring of vision, Tingling or pain in numb areas of the body, Electric-shock sensations that occur with certain head movements, Tremor, lack of coordination or unsteady gait, Fatigue, Dizziness, and Depression. doctors are baffle by the moving bump. None have identified or diagnosed it. Ones who have seen it moving say it does not seem to be any muscle that belongs in the forehead. Any similar stories or an answer would be appreciated.