Is the examination fee for hamartoma expensive?

Nowadays, many people suffer from hamartoma, but what they worry about most is the cost. Because now as long as you go to the hospital for treatment, the cost will not be particularly low, and many low-income families cannot afford the cost. So, today we will find out whether the cost of hamartoma examination is expensive.

The examination items for hamartoma include B-ultrasound examination, CT examination, angiography, radionuclide scanning, MRI, etc. The cost of these examinations is about 1,500 yuan, which is affordable for many people. However, do not go to a small clinic just for the sake of cheapness. Once a hamartoma is diagnosed, it must be treated in time. The following are the treatment methods for hamartoma:

1. Although hamartoma is a benign tumor, it should be treated actively once discovered.

2. If the tumor is large and has a tendency to grow or is accompanied by pain, partial resection or simple tumor resection may be performed.

3. During surgery for bilateral tumors, as much organ tissue as possible should be preserved. Surgical treatment of renal angiomyolipoma is highly traumatic, risky, and has a high postoperative recurrence rate. Especially for patients with hamartomas in both lungs, the treatment method must be chosen with caution.

Some patients may have had this experience: for the same disease, why do some people only spend a few dozen dollars in this hospital, while others have to spend hundreds or thousands in another hospital? This is the key to choosing a hospital! This not only requires the hospital to be a formal and authoritative unit, but also requires the doctor to consider the patient's personal interests during the treatment process and reduce unnecessary medical expenses. Only in this way can the hospital truly reassure patients.

The prices offered by small roadside clinics may be very low, which are constantly tempting you, but this may not be a good thing for patients with hamartomas. The human body is relatively weak, and many examination instruments are only available in large hospitals. Small clinics simply make a diagnosis based on visual and digital examinations, which is obviously irresponsible to patients with hamartomas, and the various fees added up are not small. When seeing a doctor, what matters is the efficacy, and it is more secure to go to a regular, professional, and specialized hospital to treat the disease.