Supermarket bought foreleg meat with sarcoma, is it a tumor or lymphatic?

At present, the director and manager of this supermarket say that the front leg meat is longSarcomaIt's lymph, pork has this lymph, that's no problem.

But Mr. Wu's appeal said that because there was a thumb-sized sarcoma in this meat, if it was lymphatic, it was too big, and the sarcoma cut by Director Ye on the spot was not as big as this sarcoma, so if you want to reassure Mr. Wu, it is best to take it to the relevant institutions for testing, so that everyone can rest assured when they eat it.

Mr. Wu's appeal, whether it is a tumor or lymph, it is best to take it to a professional institution to do a test This happened in Hangzhou, Mr. Wu bought a piece of foreleg meat in a store, a very large supermarket, and spent more than 57 yuan in total, and after buying it home, Mr. Wu found that there was a thumb-sized sarcoma on this piece of foreleg meat that was black.

Because Mr. Wu had previously had a craniotomy.

He had a tumor in his skull that was compressing the optic nerve, so he was paying special attention to what he ate now.

Mr. Wu's appeal now is whether this sarcoma is a tumor or lymph, and he hopes that the supermarket can send this piece of meat to a professional institution for an examination, only in this way can everyone eat it with confidence, and that batch of meat has been sold a lot, what if it has an adverse effect on the body?

Mr. Wu's appeal is also normal, as a consumer, you should consume clearly and eliminate these unsafe factors.

The supermarket gave an answer, and this batch of meat has a safety license.

And the official director in charge of meat is surnamed Ye, and the answer he gave is lymph, which is in every pig, and lymph is inedible, because the waiter in the supermarket was too busy to cut this thing.

This batch of meat has a safety license, and it has come through formal channels and has been inspected, and it is all meat that can be assured.

The supermarket once contacted Mr. Wu and wanted to negotiate a refund for him, and at present, Mr. Wu's appeal is to send it for testing, and if it is qualified, then you can rest assured to buy it, which can be regarded as an explanation to all customers.

The supermarket manager also took out the purchase documents from the pork manufacturer, and the product qualification certificate issued by the manufacturer, if the customer is still not at ease, then wait until the year to get a professional testing agency to do a test, and the core of the customer is also hoping for this.

Not only does Mr. Wu believe in supermarkets, but he is willing to go to these big supermarkets to buy goods when he buys goods, and I believe that other people are like Mr. Wu, because these big supermarkets have safety guarantees in terms of products.

For the question mentioned by Mr. Wu, we will also encounter it in daily life, are these sarcomas tumors or lymphatic?

We're also very interested in finding out, so we're looking forward to a follow-up on this as well.

Whether it is a tumor or lymph needs to be identified by a professional institution, and generally a small piece of sarcoma is lymphatic in light color; A large piece of darker color may be a tumor, of course, it has to be identified, I think it is unhealthy to eat when you see whether it is lymph or tumor meat.

It must be a tumor, because lymph generally grows on the neck, not on the legs.

It is lymphatic, which grows in the flesh, and unlike tumors, the lymph is smaller, a little reddish, and the sarcoma is larger.

Tumors, generally speaking, lymph nodes are very small and do not swell very much at all, unless there is a disease.

It depends on the situation, and both are possible. However, lymphatic is more likely to be in general. So once you find out about this situation, then don't eat the meat, you can go and buy a little more.