Breast Lipoma Surgery
A breast lump can be frightening, but it is not always indicative of breast cancer. A lump can form for a variety of reasons, the majority of which are not cancerous. As per the support organization, eight out of ten breast lumps are not cancerous. Nonetheless, if a new lump occurs or an established lump changes, people must seek medical attention.
Breast lumps can be caused by a variety of factors. They aren't all cancer.
They are as follows:
Cysts: These benign growths in the breast tissue are commonly associated with hormonal changes, such as the onset of a menstrual period. A needle may be used by a surgeon to divert the fluid that normally fills a cyst. Cysts, however, can reappear after they have been drained.
- Fibroadenoma and fibrocystic breasts are conditions in which the tissue within the breast hardens and thickens. Typically, the tissue is not harmful.
- Intraductal papillomas are hard, waxy lumps that form in the milk ducts. These are usually safe as well.
- A breast lump or, in some cases, the entire breast can be removed by a surgeon using one of several procedures, and there are more such procedures.
The surgeon will go over the various options with the patient. The procedure will be determined by the size and location of the tumor, the size of the breast, whether the infection spreads, and the person's wishes.
Dr. Ashutosh believes in the health and safety of patients, so we have experts who are excellent in their work as well as brilliant experience holders. We welcome you to come to us for the ideal solution for your complications.
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