Why is mediastinal tumor asymptomatic?

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Many people are curious about what kind of disease primary mediastinal tumor is, not that primary mediastinal tumor rarely occurs, but now people's understanding of this disease is not enough. So the disease is also a general trend of development, and the age range is also young. Primary mediastinal tumor is usually a congenital disease, so early detection and early treatment is the key to this disease. Delaying the treatment time may bring unimaginable adverse consequences to patients. So, what is primary mediastinal tumor?

Why is mediastinal tumor asymptomatic?

For primary mediastinal tumors, most of them should be treated by surgery except for lymphogenic tumors. Although most of these tumors are benign, they often produce compression or infection symptoms. In addition, mediastinal tumors are often malignant. Therefore, mediastinal tumors should be resected early, regardless of symptoms.

All primary mediastinal tumors, whether benign or malignant, with or without symptoms, should be resected as soon as possible. For mediastinal malignant tumors and mediastinal lymphoid tissue tumors, radiotherapy or chemical anticancer drugs should be used.

Primary mediastinal tumor. Mediastinal organ structure is abnormal during embryonic development, or acquired causes of tumor formation. There are many tissues and organs in the mediastinum, and the origin of its viviparous structure is complex. Therefore, various types of tumors can occur in the mediastinum, which can be divided into benign and malignant, cystic and solid.

matters needing attention

Primary mediastinal tumors should be treated surgically, and antibiotics should be used before and after operation to prevent complications. The treatment process needs to be very slow. Patients must not have ideological pressure. They must actively cooperate with the treatment to recover as soon as possible.