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I really want to confirm it physically whether these lumps are Lipomas or something else--Only then I could prescribe you an appropriate and very effective homoeopathic medicine for your lump

Hi Thank you posting your concern Lipoma is a benign tumor of fat cells and usually presents as asymptomatic/ painless, soft/rubbery swellings which slip under the fingers when pressed. It is the most common benign form of soft tissue tumor. Multiple lipomas are common. Lipomas are usually small (under one centimeter diameter), remain the same size over years or grow very slowly. Usually, treatment of a lipoma is not necessary, unless the tumor becomes painful or restricts movement or becomes un...more

If you go for homeopathic treatment then it will cost you 10 percent of surgery as homeopathy medicine can cure it no need of surgery so if you want you can consult me for further queries of your
no need of surgery it can be cure completely by homeopathic medicine.

You can go for surgery as per their size n suffering from that. But there will not be guarantee for no recurrence. Usually its a recurrent complaint. So, though if you go for surgery, better you go for homeopathy as per your constitution n symptoms.

If it is big and paining, you need to get it removed. Sorry no nonsurgical way but if you go to the ryt surgeon, you won't feel anything after a needle prick.

Hi lybrate-user,
I appreciate you seeking help. Lipomas are benign, and the risk of them getting malignant is usually very low. Nevertheless, should it be concerning you owing to cosmetic reasons, you may decide to get them surgically removed. Simultaneously, I would advise you to take care of your dietary habits and lifestyle first. Should you be taking more of oily, fatty & sweet foods, do cut down your intake of such foods, and focus instead on more of green leafy vegetables & fresh fruit...more

Lipoma of 4 cm is not big. But maintain one week difference to allow immunity to return back to normal.

Surgery is painless. Sutureless surgery also possible which reduces scar formation.
Surgery remains your treatment.

Hello, lybrate-user,
lymphoma is a fatty lump situated in between the skin and underlying muscle layer, very commonly,
most of the cases of  lymphoma is non malignant. Surgical intervention for Removal of lymphomas is not the permanent cure rather the tendency of developing lympoma has to be erredicated, please
It can be treated well in homoeopathy depending upon the totality of  symptoms. Smoking can increase the risk of developing  lymphoma.
Tk, care.

Hi, it must be very distressing to have multiple lipomas but surgical removal is the only cure. The cause for such a condition is unknown. If there are any painful or large lipomas they can be excised surgically which is a minor procedure. Removing all lipomas especially minute one's is very difficult. There is still a chance of recurrence even after surgery though rare. There is no other medicine to contain them.