UrgentCare2Go® offers discreet, in-home medical evaluations for ganglion cysts. Our mobile clinicians assess joint swelling, cyst size, pain, mobility concerns, and potential underlying causes — all from the comfort of your home. We help determine whether treatment, aspiration, imaging, or lifestyle modifications are needed.
We accept most major insurance plansA Ganglion Cyst consultation helps determine whether a lump around a joint or tendon is consistent with a benign cyst, inflammation, or another soft-tissue condition. Your provider will assess symptoms, evaluate potential causes, and create a personalized treatment plan.
In-home care reduces stress and allows patients to maintain comfort while managing joint and soft tissue concerns. UrgentCare2Go® helps patients:
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A ganglion cyst is a noncancerous, fluid-filled lump that most commonly develops around the wrist, hand, foot, or joints. It may fluctuate in size and can cause pain or mobility issues.
Symptoms include a noticeable lump, pain with movement, joint stiffness, tingling, or discomfort during activities involving repetitive wrist or hand use.
Treatment depends on symptoms. Some cysts resolve naturally, while others may require aspiration, splinting, or referral for surgical removal if pain or functional issues develop.
Ganglion cysts are benign, but they can press on nerves, limit mobility, or cause persistent discomfort. Evaluation helps confirm the diagnosis and rule out other conditions.
Diagnosis is typically based on physical examination. Imaging such as ultrasound or X-ray may be recommended if symptoms are unclear or to rule out other causes.
Aspiration is an option for some patients and involves removing fluid with a needle. Not all cysts respond to aspiration, and recurrence is possible.
At-home care includes rest, splinting, and avoiding repetitive motions. However, professional evaluation is recommended to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment.
Most insurance plans cover office visits, in-home assessments, and treatment guidance for ganglion cysts.
Yes. Telehealth can help determine whether symptoms require in-home evaluation, in-clinic treatment, or imaging.
Seek urgent evaluation if the lump becomes red, hot, rapidly enlarges, causes severe pain, or you suspect an infection or injury.
Yes. Even after aspiration or surgery, recurrence is possible. Lifestyle adjustments and early evaluation help reduce the recurrence risk.
Repetitive motions, strain, or joint overuse may worsen symptoms or cause the cyst to increase in size.
No. Some cysts are painless and only noticed visually, while others interfere with movement or compress nearby nerves.