If there is a tumor in the stomach, benign, do I have to have surgery?

For benign tumors, surgery depends on the situation. The vast majority of benign tumors do not become malignant, rarely **, grow relatively slowly, and have a relatively small impact on the body, but this does not mean that benign tumors are not dangerous. First of all, we should look at the location of the tumor's growth, secondly, we should pay attention to the malignant transformation tendency of benign tumors, and finally these non-neoplastic benign malignant transformations, which are also related to malignant tumors.

Therefore, if you find that the benign tumor is rapidly enlarging, bleeding or severe pain, you should immediately go to the hospital for examination, and if necessary, surgery**. Generally, if it grows in a vital part of the body and the growth rate is relatively slow, you don't need to remove it, and whether you cut it or not depends on the individual's situation. However, when it grows in an organ that is more prone to problems, such as the head and skull, it is easy to grow, which will compress the nerves in the skull and cause unnecessary conditions, so it is recommended to remove it as soon as possible.

Benign gastric tumors generally need to be surgically removed as soon as possible, and benign tumors grow slowly, characterized by clear borders, complete capsule, and no abundant blood flow signals. Benign tumors do not have a tendency to metastasize and deteriorate, and benign tumors can be obtained by surgical resection as soon as possible.

If a tumor in the stomach is benign, it is recommended to remove it as soon as possible to prevent future problems, and the operation is minimally invasive or minor, so it's okay not to be too nervous.

If there is a high probability of a benign tumor and the patient is physically able to tolerate surgery, surgical resection may be considered. Generally speaking, you can achieve a good ** effect after the operation, and there will be no ** situation.

It is recommended to do it, so that there will be no trouble, otherwise it will be difficult to get serious in the later stage.

If there is a benign tumor in the stomach, you can continue to observe it, pay attention to the regular examination of the body, the benign one may become malignant, or it may not become malignant, after all, no one wants to go to the operating table. Pay attention to your body and wish you good health.

Benign ones are not a big deal, but they also have to be surgically removed, or they will also affect other problems in the stomach and digestion, so it is better to have surgery as soon as possible.

Depending on the size and degree of impact.

Benign tumors of the stomach are present but are rare. Gastric tumors can be divided into benign tumors and malignant tumors, and benign tumors include gastric leiomyomas and gastric fibromas, which are relatively rare.

The main hazards of gastric tumors are gastric malignant tumors, which include gastric cancer, gastric stromal tumors and gastric lymphomas. Gastric cancer is a high-incidence cancer in China, which can be solved by surgery in the early or middle stage, and can be obtained by surgery** or chemotherapy and then surgery in the middle and advanced stages.

However, surgery is generally not recommended for advanced gastric cancer, and the main thing is to give the best support for the symptoms**. Gastric stromal tumors are mainly solved by surgery, and after surgery, it is decided whether to give targeted treatment according to the degree of risk**.

Gastric lymphoma is mainly solved by chemical methods. However, some stomach lymphomas require surgery** to resolve. In short, gastric tumors are mainly malignant tumors, and benign tumors are relatively rare.

Gastric tumors are benign lesions, such as adenomas and polyps, which are the most common benign tumors among gastric tumors. Benign tumors due to the slow progression of the disease, most patients have no obvious clinical symptoms, when the lesion enlarges may compress the stomach and cause nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, etc., CT examination can often find the lesion.

The method of benign tumor of the stomach is mainly surgery, the traditional open surgery is more damaging to the patient, and the endoscopic resection carried out in recent years can not only achieve better clinical results, but also reduce the trauma to the patient, and is often used as the first choice. Since benign tumors of the stomach can undergo malignant transformation, once the disease is detected, it is given early clinical treatment.

Hello, the patient's condition is a benign tumor disease of the stomach, and there may be vague pain and fullness in the stomach, mostly leiomyoma and stromal tumor.

A comprehensive examination is required, followed by surgical resection, postoperative pathology confirms the nature of the disease, benign postoperative is not required to take any **, but stromal tumors need to be treated with Gleevec**.