How to determine whether it is a fibroid

Fibroma is a common disease that occurs in internal organs. It affects the development of human body functions and is a very serious disease. Fibroma is generally divided into benign and malignant. Let us learn how to judge whether it is fibroma through the introduction of the article below?

Fibroids are extremely harmful, especially malignant fibromas, because the number of malignant fibromas will increase over time, so it is best for us to diagnose and treat them in a timely manner. There are many young patients with fibromas, and many parents want to know how fibromas in young patients are diagnosed and determined. The following is an introduction, and I hope everyone pays attention to the hospital for diagnosis.

Regarding how to diagnose fibroma, relevant experts pointed out: Most patients seek medical treatment due to upper abdominal discomfort and dull pain, which are accidentally discovered during B-ultrasound examination, or due to gradual swelling of the upper abdomen and upper abdominal mass. Two patients had weight loss, poor appetite, and fever. The AFP measurement values ​​of patients with benign liver fibroma were normal, and the AFP values ​​of 6 patients with malignant liver fibroma were all higher than the normal value of 20μg/L. The positioning diagnosis relies on B-ultrasound and CT scans.

Since fibroids have no special symptoms in the early stage, when they grow to a certain size, abdominal masses become the primary symptoms, or patients seek medical attention with compression symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, dull pain, and fullness after eating. It is difficult to distinguish benign from malignant, and the type of benign fibroids based solely on the signs of upper abdominal masses. Regarding the diagnosis of fibroids, experts point out that B-ultrasound has a positive value in determining the location, size, and cysticity of fibroids. On this basis, liver CT scans can further indicate the location, size, and cysticity of fibroids. Enhanced scanning can also be used to differentiate fibroids from hemangiomas, providing a definite basis for choosing appropriate surgical methods.

From the above article, we can see that diagnosis requires a lot of professional equipment, so it is important to find a regular and professional hospital so as to avoid misdiagnosis and allow patients to receive correct treatment. During the treatment, family members are also asked to pay attention to the patient's diet and actively help the patient with health care.