My mom had a lump on her hand, in the middle of the bent hand, about half a small egg, and it was lo

Leeks will grow when they are cut.

All tumors are most taboo [tumors and cancers belong to yin disease, and knives and needles are cold things], and it is difficult for criminals.

Malignant tumors are by no means incurable, and their pathogenesis is mainly caused by qi, blood, phlegm, food, depression, and accumulation.

Many diseases are just a little more scary than the claims of Chinese medicine, probably because they can't deal with them.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Western Medicine.

Tongue chancre -- cancer of the tongue.

Loss of honor ——— nasopharyngeal cancer.

Osteoartre——— bone tumors, bone cancer.

True headaches——— brain tumors, brain cancer.

Fatigue——— leukemia Lung accumulation – lung cancer.

Stone gall ——— thyroid cancer.

Milk rock, milk rock--- breast cancer, breast cancer.

Florai sores ---** squamous cell carcinoma.

Choking diaphragm --- esophageal cancer.

Stomach and abdominal pain——— stomach cancer.

Leakage, belt down, menstrual irregularities——— cervical cancer, uterine cancer, and so on.

In traditional Chinese medicine, as long as the dialectic is correct and the right medicine is prescribed, it is completely possible.

I think it's a lipoma or a sebaceous cyst! If you go to the surgery and look at it, if you are sure that it is a lipoma or a cyst, then it is very simple. Outpatient surgery is fine, that's it, two or three hundred dollars! It can be done in ten minutes!

That who, wrongly, sebaceous cysts rarely occur on the hands.

The biggest possibility is ganglion cyst, which occurs near the bone joint, and is a benign cyst formed by the overflow of synovial fluid, which can be surgically removed, acupuncture and even manual pinching.

Three or four tumors? Did it grow near the back of the hand? Bulging bag, hard?

If so, it may be because of exertion, tenosynovitis.

Did your mother say it would grow when it's cold? Does that mean it's okay on a regular basis?

If it is tenosynovitis, you can go to the hospital for a minor operation, and some can do without surgery, and the doctor will pick out the pus.

Don't let your mother do housework too much, help her share a little more housework, of course, it is best if you take your mother to the hospital for a check-up to see if it is tenosynovitis, if so, don't worry too much. Tenosynovitis develops because of overexertion.

I went to the hospital and cut it, and I grew it It took less than a hundred, and the longer I cut, the bigger it gets. It's true. Actually, I'll only speak it in my native language, but it doesn't matter.

Tumors? What is it like?

It doesn't appear until it's cold"That said, did your mom ever have this? Could it be chilblains? or a pink tumor, it is better to see a doctor.

Hello, I'm in the same situation as your mother, what can I do?

Go to Beijing Cancer Hospital and see

Uterine fibroids can be large, with studies showing that about 1 in 15 urban women develop fibroids.

No, you've been on the toilet these days.

The doctor said that it was benign, but it is still necessary to be cautious, because it stands to reason that the possibility of regrowth after cutting is low, and there is a very significant example: it is cut and grown, and after careful examination, it is found to have become cancerous, and as a result, a major surgery was performed.

Advise your father to have a serious check-up!! Tobacco and alcohol hurt the body, so it's better to do less of these.

It may be a tumor, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

It shouldn't be a matter of one or two days, and you should go for a check-up if you grow up quickly.

Hello, according to your description, the patient now has a tumor on the liver, and if the liver tumor cannot be ruled out for the time being, it may be necessary to do an MRI of the liver to clarify the nature, and if necessary, do a liver puncture examination. It is recommended that you do a CT scan of the liver with contrast, and if necessary, a puncture pathological examination. If there is a history of hepatitis or alcoholism, liver cancer is highly likely.

You need to quit smoking and drinking, and pay attention to rest. Don't stay up late. A clear diagnosis is key.

Analysis:

Tumors should also be divided into benign and malignant. His condition cannot be ruled out as a hepatic hemangioma. An MRI of the liver is done to determine the nature of the liver, and a liver biopsy is done if necessary.

Guidance: If there is a history of hepatitis or alcohol abuse, it is highly likely to be considered liver cancer. You need to quit smoking and drinking, and pay attention to rest. Don't stay up late. A clear diagnosis is key.

The egg is so big, you must go to the hospital to see it quickly, the health of your parents is the most important thing, no matter how busy you are, you have to find time.

Let's do it as soon as possible. It's okay to have your dad with her.