How can I know if a tumor is benign or malignant?

The judgment of benign and malignant tumors is mainly based on pathology, and the pathology report will tell whether it is a benign tumor or a malignant tumor, and the most fundamental distinguishing point is that benign tumors will not metastasize, and malignant tumors will metastasize. Malignant tumors have different levels of threat depending on their location and nature. For example, a hemangioma that occurs in the liver is a benign tumor, and as long as the hemangioma does not rupture and does not cause heavy bleeding, then it will not pose a threat to life.

For example, a cyst on the liver is not life-threatening, it is a benign tumor. Hemangioma is also benign, but above the liver, such as primary liver cancer, it is relatively malignant. For example, cholangiocarcinoma on the liver is relatively malignant and poses a threat to life.

The difference between malignant tumors and benign tumors is: the shape and texture of the tumor are different, the shape of the malignant tumor is irregular, the texture is hard, the surface is not smooth, the boundary between the malignant tumor and the surrounding tissue is not clear, if it is located under the skin, it is generally fixed and inactive, while the benign tumor has a regular shape, soft texture, smooth surface, clear demarcation with the surrounding tissues, and good mobility.

The growth rate is different, benign tumors grow very slowly or even do not change for a long time, while malignant tumors grow faster and often increase rapidly in a short period of time; Metastasis of distant organs, malignant tumors will metastasize to distant organs, often leading to dysfunction of the corresponding organs, resulting in the death of patients, while benign tumors will not metastasize even if they grow to a large size; After resection**, benign tumors are generally rare** after resection, while malignant tumors are often resected again even after complete resection**. From the prognostic point of view of the tumor. Benign tumors have a good prognosis and can be ** tumors after surgical resection.

Malignant tumors have a poor prognosis and are a malignant disease that seriously shortens the life expectancy of residents.

Benign and malignant tumors can be identified from three aspects, namely, fast or slow growth, metastasis, and invasive growth.

1.Benign tumors grow more slowly, with little or no change over a longer period of time, whereas malignant tumors grow faster.

2.Benign tumors generally do not metastasize and are less harmful, while malignant tumors will spread to other tissues or organs, bringing greater harm to the body.

3.Benign tumors have an envelope and have a clear border with the surrounding normal tissues, while malignant tumors are infiltrative and can invade other normal tissues to form adhesions.

The above three aspects can be concluded in the hospital through pathological examination and imaging examination. Regardless of whether the tumor is benign or malignant, early screening, early detection, and early detection should be achieved as much as possible.

Tumor sampling can be used to determine whether the sample is benign or malignant.

This is a need to go to the hospital for examination, so that the specific situation can be determined, and there is no way to judge it by other methods.

Many people are very worried when they hear that they have tumors on their bodies, but in fact, tumors are divided into benign and malignant. The effects of different types of tumors on the body can be said to be very different. Due to the increasing pressure of modern life, poor eating habits, irregular work and rest, and even the deterioration of the living environment, the incidence of cancer is increasing day by day.

What is a benign tumor?

First of all, let's understand what is a benign tumor, the so-called benign tumor, it does not have any infiltration and metastatic ability, it has an envelope, the boundary is very clear, showing expansive growth, but its growth rate is very slow. Benign tumor cells are relatively mature in differentiation, and the most important point is that they have almost no harm to the body.

Can benign tumors become malignant?

I believe that almost everyone is very concerned about the question of whether benign tumors will become malignant. In fact, most benign tumors do not undergo malignant transformation and rarely occur**. However, this does not mean that benign tumors are harmless.

If you have a benign tumor in your body, you must pay attention to its condition. First of all, it is necessary to observe the area where the benign tumor grows, if it grows in a vital part of the body, it may cause fatal injury. For example, some benign tumors growing in the skull, or some benign tumors in the gastrointestinal tract and intestinal lumen need to be removed in time, because the enlargement of the tumor may cause cerebral infarction or hemorrhage, and missing the best opportunity may directly endanger life.

In addition, it is necessary to pay close attention to the symptoms of malignant transformation of benign tumors, some benign tumors such as uterine tumors, thyroid adenomas and synovial tumors, etc., should be treated in time once found.

What is the difference between a benign tumor and a malignant tumor?

To distinguish whether the tumor is benign or malignant, one is to see whether it metastasizes, if it does not metastasize, it is a benign tumor, and although the malignant tumor will not metastasize in the early stage, it may spread.

The second is to look at the growth rate of tumors, the growth rate of benign tumors is extremely slow, and even some benign tumors will stop growing and degenerate, but the growth rate and spread rate of malignant tumors are very fast.

The third is to see whether the tumor has a capsule, benign tumors have a capsule, while malignant tumors do not have a capsule, which will cause it to slowly invade the surrounding organs, thus causing physical discomfort and pain.

The above content is some common knowledge about benign tumors, mainly how to judge whether a tumor is malignant or benign, whether a benign tumor will become malignant, how to closely observe a benign tumor, and so on. For benign tumors, we must have a comprehensive and scientific understanding of them, face them with a normal heart, and avoid rushing to the doctor in a hurry. It is important to note that even if it is a benign tumor, it is necessary to go to the hospital regularly for check-ups to see if the tumor has changed.

Once there is a tendency to malignant transformation or obvious discomfort in the body, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations and **, do not miss the opportunity, otherwise you will regret it.

If you want to judge whether the tumor is benign or malignant, you can only go to the hospital for pathological biopsy examination, and then it can be determined by laboratory tests, which is the most accurate.

Benign tumors grow expansively, have an intact capsule that does not invade the surrounding tissues, and have clear borders and grow slowly. Malignant tumors are aggressively growing, irregular and unclear in morphology, and do not have a complete capsule, usually metastasis, and rapid deterioration.

Don't be afraid of long tumors, go to the hospital for examination to see if it is benign or malignant, if it is benign, don't care, malignant will be hospitalized**.

Tumors growing in the body must be tested and tested by scientific instruments before they can be judged to be benign or malignant. In this case, don't delay the condition, be sure to hurry**.

How can I tell if a tumor is benign or malignant? Can you observe it?

Malignant tumor is cancer, there are many reasons for cancer, cancer is a temporary process, there must be a major factor and a number of secondary factors in the process of cancer, these factors play a synergistic role in the process of cancer, through a large number of domestic and international investigations and studies that there are two main factors: one is due to changes in dietary structure and living habits, a large amount of acidic food to promote physical acidification, cancer cells will not die like normal cells due to environmental acidification, In fact, cancer cells are formed by normal cells that actively mutate in order to grow in an acidic environment and continue to spread! There are two theories about the production of cancer cells

One is the hypoxia theory of the German doctor of chemistry Guborg, and the other is the acidic constitution theory of the Japanese Aiha's Hasto, Dr. Guborg's theory points out that healthy cells can cause the cells to become cancer cells in a hypoxic environment, and the acidification of body fluids just causes the amount of dissolved oxygen to decrease, and he won the Nobel Prize for proving this thesis by experiments. The weakly alkaline cells mentioned in the theory of Aiha's usually die near the accumulation of acidic wastes, but there are those who do not hesitate to change their chromosomes in order to survive in an acidic environment, which is cancer**; The other is exogenous:

a. Chemical factors B. Contamination by toadstools C. Mental factors are also important reasons for the occurrence of this disease! Among the two factors, internal factors play a decisive role, and the acidification of the constitution provides a good space for the survival of cancer cells.

Cells in the body mutate, and the mutated cells proliferate into tumors. Malignant tumors are invasive and grow indefinitely. There are transfers. Benign without metastases.

The benign ones will not cause trouble to themselves in addition to their beauty, and the malignant ones will cause physical lesions and pain.