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If you are referring to lumps or nodules related to lupus, here is some relevant information from the knowledge base:

- Lumps in the Elbow Crease: If you have a lump underneath your skin rather than a rash or lesion on your skin, it is most likely not related to lupus. However, lupus can cause nodules (rounded lumps) and Show Full Answer

If you are referring to lumps or nodules related to lupus, here is some relevant information from the knowledge base:

- Lumps in the Elbow Crease: If you have a lump underneath your skin rather than a rash or lesion on your skin, it is most likely not related to lupus. However, lupus can cause nodules (rounded lumps) and other skin manifestations.
- Types of Cutaneous Lupus:
- Acute Cutaneous Lupus: Usually presents as a butterfly rash on the face and cheeks and is less likely to cause bumps elsewhere on the body.
- Subacute Cutaneous Lupus: Lesions often resemble pimples or pink circles and can vary in shape and color. They may affect many parts of the body and are usually triggered by sun exposure.
- Chronic Cutaneous Lupus: Includes discoid lupus, which causes discolored, scaly patches that can lead to hair loss with scarring.

For any specific concerns, it's always best to consult with a healthcare provider.

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