Ganglion cyst

Ganglion cysts are noncancerous fluid-filled lumps (cysts) that sometimes develop in tendons or joints of the hand and wrist. When they appear on the hand, they're often at the base of the middle or ring finger.
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GANGLION CYST MIGHT BE DUE TO BANQUET SERVER'S OCCUPATION
Question: I'm a 34 year-old banquet server who is one of many at my hotel banquet department who has developed a wrist ganglion cyst on the right hand. I've been in this business for 5 years.
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Ganglion cysts
What are Ganglion Cysts?
Ganglion is a Greek word that means "a knot of tissue." Basically, a ganglion cyst is a bump or mass that forms under the skin.
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Ganglion Cyst
What is a ganglion cyst?
A ganglion cyst is a swollen, closed sac under the skin. The sac is attached to the sheath of a tendon or may be attached to a joint. The cyst contains fluid similar to the fluid that is in your joints.
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Wrists - Ganglion cysts develop as rubbery or soft swellings, usually in response to a minor injury that triggers excess joint fluid to collect in a saclike structure next to the joint. Ganglion cysts also can occur on the fingers or feet.
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