Does lipoma have ache

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I have a colleague's old father, who is over 60 years old. He is in good health at ordinary times and doesn't get any serious illness. However, some time ago, he was diagnosed as suffering from severe lipoma. After treatment, he has recovered a lot. Let's talk about whether lipoma will have pain.

Does lipoma have ache

First, the harm of moderate fatty liver is obvious. The patients show fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, dull pain in the middle and upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, especially after meals or exercise. Severe fatty liver is often accompanied by liver fibrosis and occult cirrhosis, the normal metabolic function of the liver is decreased or even lost, which is very harmful to health. We should recognize the harm of moderate fatty liver as soon as possible, and early treatment is very important.

Second: the liver is the largest digestive gland in the human body, which has the important functions of secreting bile, storing liver glycogen and detoxifying. The process of digestion, absorption and secretion of liver and fat keeps a dynamic balance. If the metabolic function of liver fat is impaired, the balance of lipid substances is out of balance, and the accumulation of fat in tissue cells exceeds 5% of the weight of liver, or more than 50% of liver cells are fatty, it can be called fatty liver.

Third: reduce the immune function of the human body. Fatty liver can reduce the immune function of the human body, because the liver plays the role of decomposition, detoxification and metabolism in the human body, and can swallow, metabolize and eliminate various pathogens entering the human body. Fatty liver can cause steatosis or necrosis of liver cells, leading to the decline of the immune system function of the liver, which will reduce the ability of the human body to resist diseases.

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: strengthen psychological care, fatty liver is one of the common liver diseases in the elderly, many patients are often worried, for fear of cancer, resulting in anxiety and fear. In addition, some patients are not clear about fatty liver, for fear of infecting others and have depression tendency. Therefore, nurses should understand their psychological needs, give necessary nursing intervention, relieve their mental burden, make them establish the confidence to overcome the disease, and improve their quality of life.