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Understanding a Small Tumor on the Shoulder Blade: Risks and Insights

A tumor has developed inside the acromion of the scapula? Hello, I have discovered a small lump at the acromion of my scapula. When I first found it (in August-September), there was some mild pain, but it has since remained about the same size (less than 1 cm) and is not painful....


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Typically, lesions that are painless, non-itchy, and score below one on a scale of one to ten are mostly benign tumors, such as lipomas. It is recommended to simply observe them.

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Understanding Easy Bruising: When to Consult a Hematologist

Easy bruising? A few days ago, I asked a question, and I appreciate the doctor's response. I would like to inquire further; my Pap smear report yesterday indicated inflammation. The obstetrician-gynecologist mentioned that bleeding after intercourse could be a possible cause...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
No need for now; let's wait until similar symptoms occur again before going for a hematology check-up.

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Discrepancies in CT Scan Interpretations: A Tumor Case Study

The interpretations of the CT scan differ between the two hospitals? During an ultrasound at the clinic, a shadow on the liver was detected. Later, a CT scan at a regional hospital revealed a 2.6 cm liver tumor, with the radiology report suggesting it might be a hemangioma and re...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
A 2.6 cm liver tumor, unless typical features of liver cancer are observed on imaging, will generally lead physicians to conservatively conclude that malignancy cannot be ruled out; therefore, it is recommended to follow up with an ultrasound in three months.

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Understanding Pain and Swelling Behind the Ear: Possible Causes

Behind the ear Hello doctor, recently I have noticed swelling behind my left ear, and it hurts a little when I touch it. When I touch both ears, it feels like the bone behind my left ear is more prominent. Could you please tell me what might be wrong behind my ear?


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Pain usually indicates acute inflammation (such as acne, pustules, etc.), and it is recommended to simply observe the condition.

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Understanding Coagulation Issues: Bruising, Bleeding, and Anemia Concerns

Coagulation function Hello Doctor: Recently, I have been experiencing unexplained bruising on my legs and numerous petechiae under the skin. In late September, I underwent a complete blood count, which showed anemia but normal results for everything else (I have thalassemia). In ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
I recommend that you go to the hematology department for a follow-up examination; however, leukemia does not have a hereditary tendency, so there is no need to worry too much.

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Do Pituitary Tumors Require Surgery? Understanding Hormonal Imbalances

Do pituitary tumors require surgery? I have a 0.7 cm cyst... I don't feel any discomfort in my daily life, but my blood tests revealed two issues: 1. Prolactin levels are higher than normal, but they decreased after taking cabergoline. 2. Hormonal abnormalities were noted, w...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is advisable to consult an endocrinologist for more appropriate guidance.

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Understanding Blood Test Results: Key Indicators for Lymphoma Concerns

Blood test Hello Doctor: I have had swollen lymph nodes in my neck for some time, so I went for a blood test. I would like to ask about the significance or implications of the following values: 1. Lymphocytes: 15.6 (normal range: 19.0-48.0) 2. Hemoglobin: 11 (normal range: 11.3-1...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Initially, there appears to be anemia and thrombocytosis.

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Understanding Movable Abdominal Masses: What Could It Be?

A slightly elongated hard mass that can be felt in the abdomen and is movable? Three months ago, I felt a movable lump in my abdomen that can be pushed down or up. It can only be felt when lying down and is not palpable when standing. It is still present and remains painless and ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Typically, a movable and painless subcutaneous lump is likely a benign lipoma or other subcutaneous tissue. It is recommended to simply observe it.

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Understanding Easy Bruising: When to Seek Medical Attention

Easy bruising? Your question: Hello doctor, I recently noticed that my legs bruise easily, with multiple bruises and many petechiae on my skin. I had a cold a while ago, and since then my body temperature has been slightly elevated, around 37.3°C. There was one occasion when my t...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It initially appears to have iron deficiency anemia; it is recommended to consult a hematologist for further evaluation. Thank you!

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Understanding Melanoma: Signs, Prevention, and Treatment for Teens

I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that? Hello, doctor. My brother is 14 years old. He has a black mole on his left foot that seems to have been there since birth. He mentioned that the mole has changed shape over the past one to two years, but it is not painful, does not b...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Since childhood, it usually indicates a benign condition; it is recommended to monitor for any changes in color, ulceration, or increasing prominence, and to enhance sun protection.

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Painful Lump in Armpit: Should You Worry About Cancer?

There is a hard lump in the armpit that is very painful? I have recently noticed a hard lump in my armpit that is painful, especially when touched. The skin surface has a slight redness, and the lump is nearly 4 centimeters in size. There is a small wound near the lump. Should I ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It sounds like it may just be a subcutaneous abscess. I recommend that you first consult a general surgeon. Alternatively, you can keep the area dry and clean, and if it does not increase in size over a period of time, you can simply monitor it.

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Understanding Hard Lumps in the Armpit: When to Seek Medical Attention

There is a hard lump in the armpit? Hello, Doctor: A few days ago, I noticed some pain in my armpit and found a hard lump that seems to be raised from the skin. The area is slightly red and swollen, and the diameter is about 1.5 centimeters. Today, it no longer hurts, but the lum...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It might just be folliculitis; it's advisable to monitor the situation.

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Understanding Groin Lumps: When Exercise Causes Swelling and Pain

After exercising, the lump in the groin area becomes larger! Hello doctor, I have had a small hard lump in my groin for several years. Since it doesn't hurt or itch, I haven't paid much attention to it, and because it's in a private area, I was hesitant to see a do...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Hello, can I see a general surgeon or an obstetrician-gynecologist? Thank you!

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Lumps Behind the Ears: Causes and Concerns About Tumors

A lump behind the ear? One day, I felt pain behind my left ear, and I kept touching it, which resulted in a lump about one centimeter in size. It doesn't hurt, but occasionally feels a bit sore and is not very hard. A few days later, I developed a lump about two centimeters ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
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Understanding Lumps Behind the Ear: Causes and Concerns for Teens

A lump behind the ear? Hello Doctor, I am sixteen years old. One day I felt pain behind my left ear and kept touching it, resulting in a lump about one centimeter in size. It doesn't hurt, but occasionally I feel a slight soreness, and it's not very hard. A few days lat...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Hello, netizen: Usually, a lump behind the ear may be a lymph node, it could also just be an acne lesion, or it may be related to a localized infection. Therefore, it is recommended to monitor the situation and improve sleep quality.

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Understanding Swollen Lymph Nodes and Fever: A Guide for Patients

Swollen lymph nodes in the jaw with fever? Hello Doctor, my husband is about 27 years old and has recently discovered a soft, movable lump about 1 cm in size on his jaw. From September 4 to September 6, he experienced a sudden high fever for several days that did not respond to a...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
1. It is recommended to first consult a neurologist or an infectious disease specialist to investigate the acute causes of fever accompanied by headache and neck pain (such as meningitis or other brain-related issues). 2. If there are lumps found in other areas in addition to the...

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Caring for Grandma with Multiple Myeloma: Dietary and Lifestyle Tips

Grandma has multiple myeloma? Recently, my grandmother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, and it is now affecting her kidney function. What dietary and daily living recommendations do you have? My grandmother is in her 70s, and what kind of treatment options are typically consi...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Hello, if your grandmother's mobility is still relatively normal, it is recommended that she can undergo pharmacological treatment. In terms of diet, be cautious to avoid foods high in potassium and phosphorus, as well as medications that can harm the kidneys (such as certai...

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Understanding Popliteal Tumors: Types, Risks, and Characteristics

Popliteal tumor Doctor, what type of tumor could be located in the popliteal fossa? If it is about 10 centimeters in size, is it possible for it to be benign? If it is malignant, what is the likelihood of metastasis? The symptoms are very similar to a Baker's cyst, but the d...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
The doctor mentioned that tumors include both benign and malignant types, and this also encompasses Baker's cysts. However, why is there no consideration for removing a mass that is approximately 10 centimeters in size?

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Understanding Complications After Autologous Stem Cell Transplant for Multiple Myeloma

Multiple Myeloma 1: Hello Doctor, my family member is a 50-year-old male who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma last year. He completed an autologous stem cell transplant this Lunar New Year. Last month, during a follow-up visit, his blood test showed a hemoglobin level of 100 a...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
You may try oral corticosteroids; if there is no improvement or if the condition worsens after 10 to 14 days, a referral to a dermatologist for a skin biopsy may be recommended.

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Unexplained Swelling in Various Body Parts: Causes and Concerns

Unexplained swelling in various parts of the body, without pain or itching? Due to the nature of my work, I usually have to wake up in the middle of the night to handle goods and conduct business until noon. For quite some time, I have experienced unexplained swelling in various ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is recommended to visit the rheumatology clinic when experiencing unexplained swelling in various parts of the body.

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