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A lipoma is a benign tumor made of fat tissue. They are generally soft to the touch, movable, and painless. They usually occur just under the skin, but occasionally may be deeper. Most are less than 5 cm in size. Common locations include upper back, shoulders, and abdomen. A few people have a number of lipomas.
Exact cause for Lipoma is not known so far that's why you should be more careful while using any medication.
The most common way to treat a lipoma is to remove it through surgery...more

See, if you have asthma, I can say that you are in the right way to continue medication. But I would like to continue low dose steroid inhaler rather than montelukast or levocetrizine. If I can get your pft report and clinical examination finding of your chest, it would be better prescription. Chest physician can give you the better way for disease control! still I wish all the best! bhalo thakben!

Osteosarcoma is often treated with a combination of therapies that can include surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Most patients with high grade tumors receive about three months of chemotherapy, known as neo-adjuvant therapy, before surgery.

It can stopped.
And improved by homoeopathic treatment.
There s no effective treatment in allopathy.
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Why allupurinol
Life can carry on with this creatinine level
Avoid nephrotic is drugs and pain killers

Fdg-positive lesions often mean cancer, but not always. A variety of lesions have increased fdg radiotracer including infection, inflammation, autoimmune processes, sarcoidosis, and benign tumors. Let's discuss your concern in detail so that we can provide the best medical plan.

Have h done x-ray of chest. If no, then get it done. If you have no problem or symptoms then don't worry. Live your normal life without fear.

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you should go to physician to confirm the diagnose and for a permanent treatment, you may start homoeopathy treatment and for homoeopathy treatment, you may contact us.

Early complications include risk of abscesses within the abdominal walls. This is more likely in old, obese and diabetic patients.
Bleeding is another common complication immediately after surgery. Bleeding in uerine or hematuria may also be seen in some patients.
Late complications include narrowing of the ureters and obstruction to flow of urine from kidney into the bladder. This is called ureteric stenosis. Pyelonephrritis or infection of the kidneys after surgery is another complicat...more

Take rest , antibiotic drink plenty of fluids,
oxygen therapy ,oral redhydration therapy ,I v fluid , fever reducer and pain reliever