There is no cure for sarcoidosis, but most people live comfortably with moderate treatment, as sarcoidosis can resolve on its own. In rare cases, symptoms can persist for a long time and lead to organ damage.

Infectious granulomas, also called vasodilating granulomas, present as a red, glossy, round or oval lump in the skin that resembles a strawberry or raw meat. This is a benign but annoying disease that causes entanglement and bleeding. Anyone can get it, but it's more common in children and young adults.