What is an extracutaneous tumor What does it feel like to touch a tumor from the integument?

It should be a benign tumor such as sarcoma, and it is best to ask a clinical doctor for details.

Most tumors cannot be felt on the surface of the body, such as tumors in the lungs and skull, and some tumors, such as tumors on the surface of the body, parotid gland and liver, will feel hard texture, difficult to push, and unsmooth surface when touched on the surface of the body.

Thank you for the trouble to adopt!

There is a cell mesothelial cell in the human body, and the tumor that occurs from this cell is called mesothelioma, which can be both benign and malignant!

Let's go to the doctor and find out.

Hello, this should be checked as soon as possible, depending on the situation, and if it is serious, it will require routine surgery**.

Tumors that do not occur in epithelial tissues! Epithelial tissue is generally distributed on the surface of the body, the inner surface of the digestive tract, respiratory tract and the inner surface of the heart, blood vessels, ureters, bladder, urethra and other organs, as well as glandular tissues with secretory functions, such as liver, breast, salivary glands, etc.

In addition, tumors in other tissues below these epithelial tissues (such as connective tissue, muscle tissue, etc.) are called non-epithelial tumors.

Not a tumor of the epithelial **!

Common ones are: lymphoma, soft tissue sarcoma, fibroma, osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, lipoma, liposarcoma, leiomyoma, hemangioma, stromal tumor and many more!

Although extracutaneous lipomas are said to be benign tumors, any kind of benign tumor has the possibility of malignant transformation, and it is normal for it to grow slowly, but if it grows very quickly, then the possibility of malignant transformation should be considered. It's a little red, and it's hard to jump to conclusions because I didn't see it, but I think it was caused by the abundance of sebaceous glands in the neck and blocked hair follicles. I suggest that you still have a better surgery, but there is a certain chance of **, you have to be mentally prepared.

Don't worry too much. Lipomas are unlikely. If the tumor grows faster and enlarges, it is best to have surgery to remove it. After complete removal, it is generally no longer localized**.

Don't touch him all the time. If you don't feel well, go to the hospital. If it's a lipoma, it's not a big deal, at most it's just a removal.