Biopsy Skin Questions

Report has clearly mentioned it ae benign lymphadenopathy without focal lesion locally. Hence do not worry. I think it is CT scan report. If you want more assurance get FNAC test of largest lymph node done.

You have to find out why you are getting recurrent infections in arm pits. Try to keep arm pits dry. Get your blood sugar fasting and pp done to rule out diabedes which is some times diagnosed in such situations.

This suugests bone marrow suppression which is a known side effect of this type of medicines. Consult your treating doctor.

G. B. Care capsule 1 capsule twice a day
pittari avleh 10 gm twice a day sutshekhar ras 125 mg twice a day relief in 8-10 days and for complete cure take it for 60 - 90 days contact with reports.

If your HIV test is negative then your symptoms including lymphadenopathy may be due to some other disease.
You detailed investigation including FNAC/Excision biopsy of lymph nodes to detect the cause.

I will suggest you to apply aloevera gel twice a day for six months over the lesion and follow up on completion

Differentiation means how closely a tissue resembles to its native tissue cells. Poorly differentiated means it has almost no resemblance to its native cells.
The provided information is grossly insufficient to comment on the stage of the disease. Kindly provide the details regarding the organ of involvement and the extent of spread (CT/MRI details).

Apply atta as a scrubber,,apply Bengal gram flower with rose water,,apply tea tree oil,,apply tomato paste,,with this u need proper homoeopathic treatment

Hello lybrate-user, kindly keep a check on your weight if you feel the tags are increasing in number as more weight more, hormonal changes, more pigmentation problems and skin tags/ it probably runs in your family. The only way to get rid of the already existing ones easily is by electrocautery.

NO OPTION FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DONT WASTE TIME.
CHEMO MAY BE REQUIRED.
OUTCOME DEPENDS ON STAGE ON EXPLORATION ONLY.