How to treat angiolipoma

summary

Angiolipoma is caused by some bad habits of life. If you don't get rid of these bad habits, even if you are cured, you will still relapse. Lipoma is a common benign tumor, which usually does not change into malignancy. It usually occurs under the skin of shoulder, back and buttock. One of them is angiolipoma, which is a special type of lipoma formed by the mixture of mature adipose tissue and abnormal proliferative vascular tissue. It is common in young and middle-aged men. So when suffering from angiolipoma, how to treat it? Generally for the treatment of angiolipoma, the treatment should be selected according to the size of the tumor and the severity of the disease. Let's share some experience.

How to treat angiolipoma

First, the most common growth site of angiolipoma is the subcutaneous part of upper limb and trunk. Of course, there are other parts, such as viscera, intracranial and spinal canal. It grows very slowly, can be single or multiple, often symmetrical distribution. The lesions were divided into four types: nodular, plaque, cord and diffuse infiltrative.

Second: angiolipoma is a benign tumor, grows slowly, and when it grows to a certain extent, it will not grow again, and there will be no ulceration and metastasis, so it generally does not need treatment, but if the patient has obvious pain or compression symptoms, affecting the body function, then it can choose surgical resection according to the situation.

Third: in order to prevent the growth of angiolipoma, it is suggested to pay attention to diet conditioning, and patients should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Choose to eat low-fat, low cholesterol food. Such as mushrooms, fungus, celery and so on, daily best is to choose vegetable oil, avoid edible animal oil.

matters needing attention

Although angiolipoma generally does not need treatment, but patients usually must do a good job in protection work, such as some angiolipoma growth in relatively exposed parts, patients must pay attention to prevention, to avoid collision, friction, etc., in order to prevent angiolipoma bleeding, causing infection, leading to the occurrence of some complications.