Sarcoma all over the body

Some people will grow some small raised bumps on their bodies, and when the small bumps grow bigger, they will become sarcomas. Sarcoma is mostly caused by the patient's excessive sweat glands, which leads to the secretion of large amounts of oil, blocking the pores on the patient's skin and causing skin inflammation. But some people will have tumors all over their body. What should they do if they have tumors all over their body? What caused this?

The main cause of sarcoma is obstruction of the sebaceous gland duct. Most of the time it is because the patient has too many sweat glands, which causes a large amount of oil to be secreted, blocking the pores on the patient's skin and causing skin inflammation. In addition, in addition to the reason of dust clogging the pores, it may also be caused by bacterial infection. Therefore, in our lives, we must pay attention to hygiene and develop good habits.

Most sarcomas protrude from the surface of the skin, and patients do not feel anything unusual. The cyst is spherical in shape and may be one or more. It has a smooth surface, feels elastic, and has some adhesion to the skin. When an opening appears in the skin, tofu-like or mud-like secretions can be squeezed out of the cyst. If an infection occurs, redness, swelling and pain will occur.

The above are the causes and symptoms of sarcoma on the body. If any of your friends are troubled by sarcoma, they can compare it with the above situation. Also, once the patient is diagnosed, surgery is required to remove the sarcoma, and surgery is the only way to remove the sarcoma. If the patient shows signs of inflammation before surgery, anti-inflammatory treatment will be required first.