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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Pain and Symptoms in Breast Health

Breast fibroma Ten years ago, I had an examination at the hospital that revealed several fibromas of varying sizes in my left and right breasts. The fibroma in my left breast measured as large as 3.6 cm (the doctor advised to decide on surgery after having children). After giving...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: There is nothing serious. When you have time, please visit the general surgery outpatient clinic for a breast ultrasound at Changhua Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare. We care about you.

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Should You Stop Taking Blood Thinners After Fibroma Removal?

Fibroma excision issues? I have been taking Bosentan daily. Last Friday, I underwent an outpatient procedure to excise a suspected fibroma on the inner side of my knee, which was thought to be caused by a mosquito bite. The wound is approximately 4 centimeters long. Four days lat...


Dr. Lu Daokuan Reply:
Discontinue use 3 days prior to outpatient surgery. It can be resumed 1-2 days postoperatively. If there is still blood-tinged fluid after 4 days post-surgery, please consult with the surgeon.

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Understanding Neurofibromas and Lipomas: Surgical Risks and Health Tips

Lipoma or neurofibroma Hello, doctor. I was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis in my childhood, and I have multiple café-au-lait spots and various sizes of tumors on my body, including lipomas and fibromas. I have also undergone surgery to remove some tumors. Recently, I read an ar...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Your situation with tumors seems to be ongoing, and it is recommended to address any symptomatic ones or those that are rapidly increasing in size. A full health check-up is not necessary at your age, but if you have insurance, you may consider doing it. There is no need t...

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Managing Recurrent Neck Tumors: Surgical Options and Nerve Recovery

Neck tumor Hello, I would like to ask about a fibroma located just below my left ear in the neck area. I had it surgically removed for the first time at an outpatient clinic nearly 20 years ago, but it recurred in less than six months. I then underwent a second surgery at another...


Dr. Zhou Hongzhang Reply:
It seems that the condition is quite complex. It is advisable to prepare your medical records (such as copies of pathology reports and CT scans) and visit a major medical center for consultation.

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Concerns About Polyps and Tumors in My 11-Year-Old Daughter

A young girl has developed polyps/tumors in the rectum? My daughter is 11 years old and has had small fibromas/polyps in her nasal passages since she was about 2 years old, with 2 to 3 of them present, one of which is larger, approximately 1 cm in size. Several years ago, we had ...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Skin tags, which are benign growths, generally do not require excessive concern if they do not continue to change or grow, causing cosmetic or other issues. Moreover, since the child is young, it is advisable to wait until she is older to make her own decision regarding surgical ...

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Understanding Post-Surgery Recovery for Plantar Lipomas: What to Expect

Plantar fibroma A plantar fibroma was surgically removed, and the stitches were taken out about a month post-operation. One month after the stitches were removed, there has been no improvement; walking still causes pain. The surface of the wound appears red and flat, but feels ha...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! It is recommended to follow up with your original physician for further evaluation. Take care! Changhua Hospital cares about you!

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Understanding Bumps on the Inner Heel: When to See a Specialist

There are nodules on the inner side of the heel? Hello, doctor. Recently, while showering, I noticed small lumps on the inner side of my heel that become more prominent when I put my foot on the floor. Pressing on these lumps does not cause pain. Could this be a ganglion cyst? Sh...


Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, there are many possible diagnoses, commonly including skin tumors, fibromas, warts, and subcutaneous cysts. It is recommended that you visit a hospital's surgical or dermatology outpatient clinic for an examination.

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Understanding Breast Fibromas: Size Limits and Potential Complications

Breast fibroma How large can a breast fibroadenoma grow? If left untreated, could it lead to any complications?


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Generally, a size of 2 to 3 centimeters is not likely to cause any complications if left untreated. Of course, there is a type of giant fibroadenoma that can exceed 5 centimeters; the risk of it becoming malignant if untreated is extremely low. However, if it continues to ...

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Monitoring for Neurofibroma Recurrence: Key Questions Answered

How to monitor for recurrence of a neuroblastoma? Hello, Dr. Chang. I was hospitalized earlier this year for surgery to remove a neuroma from my elbow. The doctor mentioned that there was a 5% portion that could not be removed due to the risk of nerve damage. During my last outpa...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
1. Yes. 2. Not the same.

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Which Specialist Should Remove a Nerve Tumor on the Thigh?

If there is a neuroma on the thigh, the appropriate specialty for surgery would be the orthopedic surgery department or possibly the neurosurgery department, depending on the specific characteristics and location of the neuroma? A neurofibroma approximately one centimeter in size...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Orthopedic surgery can be performed using traditional surgical methods.

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Understanding Tumor Surgery: Concerns About Diagnosis and Treatment Risks

Is it possible that a physician might incise a wound and then not properly manage it, or handle it incorrectly? Several years ago, I had a tumor at the elbow of my left arm, which was diagnosed by a plastic surgeon at A Hospital as a neurofibroma. The doctor advised that I needed...


Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
No one can obtain a definitive diagnosis without sending the tumor for pathological examination. I also don't know why the physician is reluctant to perform a simple surgery!

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Post-Surgery Pain and Discomfort After Fibroadenoma Removal

Postoperative Wound After Fibroadenoma Surgery Hello, doctor. I underwent surgery at the beginning of the month to remove seven bilateral breast fibromas. Since then, aside from pain at the incision site, I have been experiencing sharp pain, tingling, swelling, and even internal ...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! The breasts are inherently sensitive organs, and since you had seven incisions, it is recommended to take pain relievers, muscle relaxants, and vitamin B12 for one to two weeks, which should help improve your condition gradually. Take care! Changhua Hospital cares about yo...

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Understanding Multiple Fibromas: What You Need to Know After Surgery

Multiple fibromas I would like to ask about a fibroma that was found on my right side last year, measuring nearly 3 centimeters. Due to its size, surgery was recommended to remove it. There is also a smaller one on the left side that did not require surgery. However, during my fo...


Dr. Wu Yuting Reply:
Hello: From your content, it is unclear what specific question you would like to ask. It is recommended that you describe your inquiry more clearly. If a breast tumor is benign, it usually does not have any impact afterward, but you should be cautious of any abnormal changes. Che...

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Understanding Neurofibromas: Do You Need a Brain Scan?

Neurofibroma I am very fortunate that the neurofibroma has not developed on my face. Two years ago, my doctor arranged for an MRI, and the result was described as a "Christmas tree." Since then, I haven't paid much attention to this issue due to work. I have heard ...


Dr. Lai Zhaokang Reply:
Hello: Neurofibromatosis (NF) is a multi-organ system disorder. NF is classified into two types, NF1 and NF2, and is a hereditary condition that can lead to the formation of tumors in the nervous system, most of which are benign. It can also affect the development of non-nervous ...

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Understanding Soft and Hard Lumps: When to Seek Surgical Advice

Hello Dr. Lee, I am your patient Jack. I would like to ask you a question? I have a small area on the inner side of my right thigh that feels somewhat hard and soft at the same time, but it doesn't hurt when I touch it. It's been there for about two to three years, and ...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! The most common skin tumors are lipomas and sebaceous cysts. If a lipoma is painful or enlarges, surgical removal is recommended. For sebaceous cysts, removal is also advised. If a skin tumor is causing you anxiety and discomfort, surgical excision is recommended as well. ...

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Effective Treatments for Fibromas: Managing Recurrence and Aesthetic Concerns

How to treat fibromas? I have a fibroma on the middle phalanx of my left ring finger due to trauma. I have undergone two surgeries, one at Kaohsiung Medical University and the other at E-Da Hospital, but there is still a noticeable protrusion. The doctors at Kaohsiung mentioned t...


Dr. Lu Daokuan Reply:
Scars from traumatic raised lesions near joints tend to have poorer treatment outcomes. It is important to communicate frequently with your physician and be patient with the treatment process.

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Post-Surgery Pain from Incomplete Removal of Subcutaneous Fibromas

Subcutaneous fibroma, incomplete excision leading to residual adhesion and pain? Hello Dr. Li, I have a growth on my nipple that is the size of a thumbprint, which was diagnosed by a doctor as a subcutaneous fibroma (a type of pimple). It has enlarged, and I underwent a surgical ...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Is it a subcutaneous fibroma or a sebaceous cyst? Has it enlarged? Was the excision performed only on the larger portion? Is it because the excision was incomplete? What does incomplete excision mean? Please return to the original hospital and discuss with your physician. ...

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Understanding Lumps on Your Arm: What Could It Be?

Lipoma? There is a raised lump on my arm? If you feel a small, non-visible lump in your arms that is not protruding, has no discoloration, is only noticeable upon touch, and is not painful, it could be a benign condition such as a lipoma (a fatty tumor), a cyst, or a fibroma. How...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! When visiting a general surgery clinic, the most common conditions are lipomas or sebaceous cysts. It is recommended to excise sebaceous cysts, and lipomas that are too large or symptomatic should also be excised. Changhua Hospital cares about you!

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Understanding Fibroadenoma: Minimally Invasive Surgery Options Explained

Fibroadenoma excision surgery? Hello, doctor. I have had fibromas since I was eighteen, and I started irregular follow-ups in my thirties, about once a year or every six months. Initially, there was only a tumor on the right side, but later one was found on the left side as well,...


Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Breast follow-up examinations have revealed abnormal shadows (likely from an ultrasound examination), and a biopsy is recommended for pathological testing. There are different methods for performing a biopsy; the main difference between traditional and minimally invasive techniqu...

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Understanding Subcutaneous Growths on the Finger: When to See a Doctor

There is a growth under the skin at the joint area on the palm side of the middle finger? Hello, doctor. Recently, I discovered a small lump under the skin near the joint on the palm side of my right middle finger. The skin surface appears normal with no abnormalities. It can onl...


Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Based on your description, the 0.2 cm movable, non-tender, round subcutaneous mass next to the middle finger joint is most likely a ganglion cyst or a fibroma. It is recommended that you visit a surgical outpatient clinic for evaluation. Surgical excision may be considered.

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