Normally, lipomas are painful or harmful, but they can be uncomfortable, especially if they occur behind. If they do not cause a problem, no treatment is necessary, but for many people it is not aesthetically attractive and lipoma removal surgery is the preferred choice.
During a straight escape procedure, a small cut is made on the mass, the adipose tissue is removed and the skin is sutured. The position of the patient, size, and chunk determines the type of anesthesia used. Small lipomas can be removed using a local anesthetic, which means only day surgery requiring a short recovery time. Larger lipomas such as the back should be removed under general anesthesia and therefore prohibit the operation or operation of the machine for at least 24 hours and require a longer recovery period.
As with all surgical procedures, there will be several risk factors to be noticed after removal of lipomas. Some examples are shown below.
fluid
This is a common phenomenon. Removal of lipomas may require clearing and occasionally draining the fluid collection in the empty space.
infection
When infection occurs antibiotic therapy is required.
bleeding
If bleeding from a wound, you may need to return to the surgeon for more attention
recurrence
If a small part of the lipoma remains, the lipoma returns
Damaged nerve
As with all surgical procedures, the possibility of nerve damage increases.
Scarring
Some people develop Keloid scar It will be unsightly.
Although very rare, the risks of more general nature include death as a response to stroke due to anesthetics, thrombosis, heart attack, or vascular problems.
After surgery, at least pain and discomfort will be monitored and appropriate medical management by the medical team that is required to take necessary measures is expected. Typical pain medications that can be used are Panador and NSAIDS (a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug), but rarely need more powerful than Panador. As with all medications and medications, you must obtain professional medical advice before proceeding with treatment.
When discharging, it is necessary to protect the incision with a waterproof bandage for about 5 days. You have to cure after this period, but be careful when washing until completely healed. I understand that the scratches are scratched around, but perhaps scratches and hard bumps of the tissue are red due to scratches. All of them disappear and it will be hard to see after about 3 months.
The common sense approach of activity and exercise should first take things slowly and gently until the wound is completely healed.
However, not everyone makes lipoma surgery an attractive alternative. If surgery does not seem to be an appropriate solution, there are natural healing, family therapy, herbal remedies. Of course, in order to avoid surgery of lipoma, you should always give the appropriate doctor's professional advice before taking this behavioral measure.
