The harm of multiple lipomas affects the appearance and needs timely treatment

Multiple lipomas are very common, but because they are painless and itchy, many people do not pay attention to them, especially multiple lipomas. In fact, multiple lipomas have many harmful effects. Not only will they affect the appearance, but they may also spread. It is necessary to understand the causes and take preventive measures.

1. What are the hazards of multiple lipomas?

1. Affect the appearance

Diffuse lipomas that grow in exposed places such as the head and neck are very disturbing to patients and affect their aesthetics. Some patients with multiple diffuse lipomas even develop inferiority complex and have difficulty choosing a mate.

2. Growing up

If diffuse lipomas are not treated, most of them will grow slowly over time. We have seen patients with their penis growing to the size of a rugby ball, which greatly increases the difficulty of treatment.

3. Possibility of spread

If diffuse lipoma is not treated properly, it is likely to cause the pathology to spread, growing from one to ten or even hundreds, which is very difficult to deal with. Therefore, safe and effective treatment is also very important.

4. Key points of tumor location

Some tumors grow in critical parts of the body, and as the tumor grows, they may compress the nerves in critical parts, threatening human life.

2. Causes of Multiple Lipoma

1. Dietary factors

People who drink excessively, often eat fatty meat, animal offal, scaleless fish or egg yolks, etc., because they eat too many greasy foods and high-cholesterol foods, lead to excessive new adipose tissue, causing excessive fat cells in the body to aggregate and harden.

2. Stress Factors

Due to the high work pressure and irritable mood, lipomas are the cause of the appearance. It is mainly these negative emotions that cause fat tissue and blood stasis to mix together.

3. Bad living habits

Bad habits such as staying up late often will reduce the body's ability to break down fat. The original fat tissue and the new fat cannot be arranged normally, forming abnormal fat tissue, namely "lipoma".