Can hamartoma be cured?

Hamartoma is a type of lipoma. This disease is an autosomal dominant genetic disease. It can be single or multiple and will not become malignant. With the rapid development of medicine, there are better treatment options for diseases. So can hamartoma be eradicated? Let's understand it together.

Hamartoma is treated conservatively with traditional Chinese medicine, or with effective traditional Chinese medicine for consolidation treatment after surgery. Its efficacy can shrink the tumor in a short period of time, control metastasis, relieve pain, stabilize the condition, and have significant curative effects. At the same time, it can enhance the body's immunity and achieve the goal of complete clinical cure.

Treatment of hamartoma:

1. Observation: Oesterling believed that tumors <4 cm can be left untreated, but close follow-up is required. Johns Hopkins reported a group of 35 cases, some of which did not continue to grow for many years. Steiner advocated that patients <4 cm should be followed up once a year even if they are asymptomatic; patients >4 cm should be followed up once every six months if they are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.

2. Embolization: Arterial embolization should first be considered in cases of bleeding. According to experience, the volume of the tumor does not shrink after embolization, but the bleeding can be stopped.

3. Surgical treatment: The surgical procedure of preserving kidney tissue, which we call partial nephrectomy, can not only completely remove the tumor, but also preserve the kidney tissue and protect kidney function to the greatest extent. It has very good long-term effects and is very meaningful for the treatment of renal hamartoma (including cases of partial rupture and bleeding).

The above treatment methods can achieve the goal of eradicating hamartoma. I hope it will be helpful to you.