LipomaIt is a common benign soft tissue tumour that is mainly composed of fat cells. Although usually harmless, understanding its causes, symptoms, and options remains crucial for patients and the general public.
Causes of lipomas
Genetic factors:Some lipomas may be genetically related.
Abnormal proliferation of fat cells:Abnormal proliferation of fat cells may lead to the formation of lipomas.
Soft Tissue Injuries:Studies have shown that certain soft tissue injuries may be associated with the development of lipomas.
Common symptoms of lipomas
Palpable lumps:Lipomas are usually round or oval in shape, soft in texture, and can be easily palpated under **.
Slow growth:Lipomas usually grow slowly and do not cause rapidly growing lumps.
Usually**:Most often, lipomas are ** unless they compress nerves or other structures.
** option for lipomas
Observation:For small, asymptomatic lipomas, your doctor may recommend regular observation instead of immediate treatment**.
Surgical excision:For large or symptomatic lipomas, surgical excision is a common** option.
Liposuction: For smaller lipomas in specific sites, liposuction surgery may be considered.
** After the precautions
Post-operative care:Proper rest and care should be taken as directed by the doctor after surgery to ensure that the wound heals well.
Regular follow-up:Regular follow-up visits should be made after surgery to monitor changes in the condition.