My mom had a fat tumor, which was tested to be benign

Is it generally not dangerous?

Is it in that area?

It's better to cut it, there is a possibility of malignant transformation.

If benign, surgical excision is preferred.

If you want to know whether it is benign or malignant, you can only pass pathological examination, lipoma is a benign tumor that occurs under the skin, can occur in any part, mostly benign, rarely malignant, smaller lipoma has no early symptoms or affects the appearance, does not need **, if the growth is too fast in the short term, or there are extrusion symptoms or affect the aesthetics, it should be surgically removed and sent to pathological examination to confirm the nature. Pathologic examination confirms whether benign or malignant.

Depending on the growth rate of the tumor, benign tumor cells will grow slowly, and once the mass grows rapidly, it may be a sign of malignant transformation. The shape of the lump, regular and clear edges, most of them are benign, and the shape is irregular, the edges are not clear, and the surface is uneven, and the degree of malignancy is relatively high.

The hospital has to do pathological sections to know whether it is benign or malignant.

A lipoma is a benign tumor formed by hyperplasia, mature adipose tissue. It is more common in adults between the ages of 40 and 50. The tumor is soft, round or lobulated, located under the skin, and can be pushed; The size of the tumor varies, the small one is as big as a jujube, and it can be felt by touching it by hand, and the large one can bulge the skin surface, but the surface is normal.

Tumors are single or multiple, occurring anywhere on the body surface, especially in the shoulders, back, and abdomen. Most of them are asymptomatic. Angiolipoma is a special type of lipoma, which is more common in young people, and tends to occur in the lower limbs, which can be painful and tender to touch.

Lipomas are usually painless and uncomfortable. Lipomas grow slowly, and multiple lipomas are generally smaller, softer, and may have pseudocysts**. Lipomas often occur at multiple sites and have a family history.

If there are no obvious symptoms, no treatment can be done. Surgical excision is required only if there is a possibility of malignant transformation in the following situations: local pain and discomfort; The tumor is large and affects the appearance of the body, or the tumor affects the activity and function of the limbs; The tumor grows faster and enlarges, and malignant transformation is suspected; Single lipomas grow in deeper areas.

Lipomas vary in size, most of them are flat or lobulated, and are clearly demarcated; Those who cannot distinguish the boundary should beware of the possibility of malignant lipoma.

Can lipoma be resolved by taking Chinese medicine?

Condition analysis: change to Shi Yin.

Hello, can talk about the liter energy is a lipoma; There is no problem, lipomas are benign, small lipomas, slow development, and asymptomatic patients generally do not need to be treated.

Guidance: Laser surgery**There are many methods for lipomas, but small lipomas are removed by lobulation with micro-incision laser excision. The larger lipomas in the nuclear hall can be removed by incision according to the surgical requirements according to the location, and the lipomas can be removed by laser.