What is the cause and pathology of hamartoma

The appearance of hamartoma not only harms the patient's body, but also increases the patient's psychological pressure. Therefore, before treating hamartoma, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of the cause of the disease, so that we can better treat and prevent the cause. So what is the cause and pathology of hamartoma? Let's take a look.

Causes of Hamartoma:

1. Improper diet

People who drink excessively, often eat fatty meat, animal offal, scaleless fish or egg yolks, etc. Eating too much fatty and high-cholesterol food can cause damp heat in the lower jiao, endogenous phlegm and dampness, and disorder of transportation and transformation, that is, too much new adipose tissue, causing excessive adipose cells in the body to aggregate and degenerate, thus causing hamartomas.

2. Psychological factors

People who are under too much work pressure, are irritable, and often angry. Because of liver qi stagnation, poor blood circulation, and blocked meridians, normal fat tissue and blood stasis can be intertwined. Over time, connective tissue can form fat cells wrapped in connective tissue, forming hamartomas. Treatment principles: soothing the liver and regulating qi, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, softening and dispersing nodules. Through treatment, the meridians are unblocked, menstrual blood is unblocked, and hamartomas are dissipated.

3. Liver and kidney damage

People who often stay up late and think too much. Because of the damage to the liver and kidney, the liver and kidney yin deficiency, yin and yang imbalance, so that the body's ability to decompose fat decreases, the original fat tissue and the new fat cannot be arranged normally, forming abnormal fat tissue, that is, "hamartoma". The treatment principle is to nourish the kidney yin, regulate the balance of yin and yang, soften and disperse the nodules.

In addition, the following is an introduction to the pathogenesis of hamartoma:

After years of detailed and in-depth research on the pathogenesis, combined with modern biomolecular theory, it has finally been concluded that the fundamental cause of the formation of various types of hamartomas is "lipoma factor". There is also a lipoma factor in the patient's body. Under normal circumstances, this lipoma factor is in an inactivated state (inactive state) and will not cause the disease under normal circumstances. However, under the influence of various internal and external environmental factors, the activity of this lipoma factor is in an active state and has a certain activity. When external factors change, coupled with changes in the internal environment of the body, the activity of the lipoma factor is further enhanced, causing abnormal proliferation of normal fat cells, resulting in the deposition of adipose tissue in the smooth muscle tissue of the capillaries, forming a protruding mass of the organs, called a hamartoma.

Renal hamartoma is a benign tumor of the renal parenchyma that can occur in both the cortex and medulla. Pathological examination shows that the tumor varies in size and can grow outside the kidney or to the collecting system. It has no complete capsule but clear boundaries. The cut surface is grayish white, grayish yellow or mixed yellow, and some bleeding foci can be seen. Microscopically, the tumor is composed of mature adipose tissue, blood vessels and smooth muscle in different proportions, and may also be mixed with fibrous tissue. It is generally believed that the main pathological basis of tumor bleeding is that the tumor contains abundant vascular tissue, and the walls of these blood vessels vary in thickness and lack elasticity. The blood vessels are tortuous and can become aneurysmal, and can rupture by slight external force.

In addition, there may be two other influencing factors: First, the maturity of various tissues in hamartoma varies. Some contain actively growing smooth muscle and fibrous tissue, which leads to rapid tumor growth and increased blood supply. Some people believe that these cells have the characteristics of myoblasts and fibroblasts, have potential invasive behavior, and may even become malignant. Second, the rapidly growing tumor increases in size and weight while compressing the adjacent normal renal tissue, causing atrophy of the normal renal tissue or even focal ischemic necrosis, so that a slight external force can cause the interface between the tumor and the kidney to break and bleed.

How many of the causes of hamartoma do you know? In fact, there are many causes of hamartoma. It is recommended that you must do a good job of prevention so as to avoid hamartoma from harming our health.