What should I do if I have a tumor on my waist?

Tumors on the waist are generally divided into benign and malignant. Generally, you don’t need to worry about benign tumors. If the benign tumor is not aesthetically pleasing, you don’t need to pay attention to it. If it has a great impact, it can be removed through surgery. However, if the tumor is malignant, you must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Malignant tumors are generally prone to recurrence, and cancer cells can be killed after radiotherapy and chemotherapy, reducing the recurrence and metastasis of cancer.

If the tumor grows in the subcutaneous tissue of the waist, it may be a lipoma, which is a very common benign tumor on the body surface. It grows slowly and is composed of well-differentiated adipose tissue. It usually does not cause any discomfort and does not require treatment. It may also be caused by sebaceous cysts. Go to the hospital as soon as possible to have surgery to remove the lump. After the operation, the removed lump will be pathologically examined to determine the specific nature of the lump. Go to the hospital for treatment early to prevent the growth of something bad.

Lipoma is non-tender, soft and can be moved. It is a benign tumor formed by the proliferation of mature adipose tissue. Lipoma generally does not turn into malignant, and there is no immediate feeling of illness. It is best to remove it surgically and do a pathological examination to prevent malignant transformation. There is no such thing as an absolutely painless surgery. Since it is a surgery, you may have to get an anesthetic injection. If you are afraid of injections and think that injections are painful, then you will feel pain when the anesthetic needle is inserted under the cortex. Liposuction will not cause unbearable pain because the surgery will be performed under anesthesia and the entire operation will be performed in a relaxed environment. However, if you choose an unprofessional hospital and doctor, during the operation, the patient's pain may be aggravated due to improper operation or lack of discretion.

It is also considered to be a cyst, etc., which should be checked in detail and treated actively. Keep the local area clean, avoid adverse stimulation, use amoxicillin, cephalexin, etc. to control infection, and cooperate with hot compresses. It can usually get better. If it has already become purulent, it should be promptly incised and drained. After the operation, you need to keep the local area clean to avoid infection and abscess formation. It is best to disinfect it with iodine tincture every day and avoid dipping it in water.

No matter what disease you have, if you encounter a situation that you cannot judge, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. The doctor has professional judgment to avoid delaying the disease. Whether it is a benign or malignant tumor, you must first adjust your mentality, which is also very helpful for the condition. After the operation, you can appropriately perform some simple rehabilitation exercises, get more sun exposure to strengthen your physical fitness, and do not sit or stand for a long time to increase the burden on your waist. Regular follow-up examinations are conducted according to the patient's condition.