The fibroadenoma is the most common benign tumor of the female breast and occurs mainly between the ages of 20 and 40. It consists of glandular and connective tissue of the breast and thus belongs to the mixed tumors. The fibroadenoma occurs in about 30% of all women. The cause is assumed to be a … Fibroadenoma
Removal of a fibroadenoma A fibroadenoma is a benign change in the female breast. A development into a breast cancer is only described in very few individual cases. Therefore a removal of a fibroadenoma is generally not necessary. Nevertheless, there are some situations in which a removal can be considered. For example, it is rare … Removal of a fibroadenoma | Fibroadenoma
Rehabilitation Complete removal leads to immediate recovery. Incompletely removed fibroadenomas have a tendency to re-grow (recurrence tendency). The best prophylaxis is the self-examination of the woman. This should be done at least once a month, regardless of age. The best time for this is one week after the start of menstruation, because the breast is … Rehabilitation | Fibroadenoma
Definition The so-called granuloma anulare is a benign skin change that occurs mainly in adolescents and young adults. It is mainly women who are affected. In general, it is a rare disease that particularly affects the backs of the hands and feet. Typical are nodular, circularly arranged skin changes, which are raised above the skin … Granuloma anulare
Granuluma anulare disseminatum A special form of Granuloma anulare is the so-called Granuloma anulare disseminatum. It is characterized by reddish to brown rough nodules, which spread over the whole body. The face is often left out. The Granuloma anulare disseminatum occurs predominantly in adulthood and is characterized by a protracted course that can last up … Granuluma anulare disseminatum | Granuloma anulare
What is a foreign body granuloma? Foreign body granulomas develop as a kind of inflammatory reaction of the skin, soft tissue and subcutaneous fat tissue to the penetration of foreign bodies. This is a chronic inflammatory reaction that involves the giant cells typical of granulomas. Possible foreign bodies are, for example, skin sutures that have … What is a foreign body granuloma? | Granuloma anulare
Granuloma on the lip At the lip there can be different granulomas. Overall, granulomas at this location are very rare, but they can occur in the context of an underlying disease, such as tuberculosis. A foreign body can also cause a granuloma here. These granulomas are called foreign body granulomas. Such a foreign body granuloma … Granuloma on the lip | Granuloma anulare
Healing In many cases, especially with children, the anular granuloma heals by itself. In adults, on the other hand, therapy is often necessary to make the rough nodules disappear again. The papules almost always heal without scarring. However, it is possible that the anular granuloma may reappear some time after healing. Granuloma anulare disseminatum as … Healing | Granuloma anulare