Do benign tumors have blood flow signals?

Benign tumors are a very common symptom of stroke in life, but unlike malignant tumors, they do not pose a direct threat to the patient's life and can be cured with proper control and treatment. Benign tumors will have many signals in terms of symptom manifestations. For example, does a benign tumor have blood flow signals? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

When a lump is found in a certain part of the body, many people will immediately go to the hospital for a check-up to see what the specific cause is. Some people even start to worry whether it is a tumor. Often in the test report, doctors will judge whether it is a benign tumor or a malignant tumor based on "whether there is a blood flow signal". Therefore, many people want to know whether benign tumors will have blood flow signals, and if there are blood flow signals, are they definitely malignant.

Generally speaking, we divide the degree of blood flow into 4 levels. Benign tumors do not have a rich blood supply like malignant tumors. Tumors with almost no or weak blood flow signals are generally considered to be benign tumors. However, this is not absolute. That is to say, the absence of blood flow signals in a tumor does not necessarily mean that it is a benign tumor. It is possible to see relatively abundant blood flow signals in a benign tumor.

According to some medical experts, it is possible to find very rich blood flow signals in some larger benign tumors. On the contrary, no blood flow signals can be detected in some very small malignant tumors. Therefore, when the examination report shows a blood flow signal, it is not necessarily a malignant tumor, and the absence of a blood flow signal is not necessarily benign. Therefore, we cannot determine whether the tumor is benign or malignant based on the blood flow signal alone. This can only provide us with a basis for judgment. If we want to know more accurate results, more detailed and professional examinations are obviously needed.

In short, it is impossible to determine whether a tumor is benign just by looking at the blood flow signal. Some benign tumors may also have blood flow signals, but generally speaking, if there is no blood flow signal, the probability of a benign tumor is higher. Some experts also suggest that we should be optimistic about cancer. You should go to the hospital for regular check-ups so that if it is a malignant tumor, it can be discovered early, which will increase the chances of cure. If it is a benign tumor, treat it as soon as possible.