Will neurofibroma grow back after removal? Understand the reasons for the recurrence of neurofibroma

As the pace of society continues to accelerate, humans are also suffering from various diseases. In addition to those malignant diseases that make people shudder, some benign diseases also cause a lot of trouble to humans, such as neurofibroma. Neurofibroma is a relatively common benign tumor. Of course, if it is not properly controlled, it will develop into a malignant tumor after a period of illness, which is life-threatening. Therefore, many patients will choose surgery to remove the tumor after they become ill, but they are worried about recurrence after surgery. So will neurofibroma recur after surgery? If so, what are the reasons that may cause the disease to recur? Let's take a look.

Neurofibroma may recur after surgery. The reasons for recurrence are as follows: 1. Treatment method. Surgery is the most commonly used method to treat neurofibroma, but this method cannot cure it. Fibroma is distributed along the nerves of the human body, so it is difficult to completely remove it, so recurrence is inevitable.

2. Postoperative sequelae. Surgery will cause certain stimulation to the healthy nerve tissue of patients with neurofibroma, which is one of the reasons for the recurrence of neurofibroma after surgery. The surgical treatment process will cause a small amount of neurofibroma diseased cells to metastasize, so after recurrence, treatment will be more difficult.

3. Neurofibromatosis is an autosomal genetic disease and is therefore related to genes. After surgical resection, the disease gene will still produce disease-inducing substances, so even if it is completely removed, it is difficult to guarantee that it will not recur.

Neurofibromas are divided into benign and malignant types. Because the tumors grow in different locations, the treatment plans are also different. Benign primary neurofibromas can be surgically removed. After surgery, some related inhibitors can be used to reduce the chance of recurrence. In addition, personal living habits are also very important. It is necessary to maintain a good rest and stay away from pathogenic factors such as alcohol. In addition, the feasibility of surgical treatment must be carefully considered, and the possible complications and countermeasures after surgery must be fully understood.