phyllodes tumor Questions

Dear sir, most likely it would be benign tumour like lipoma or schwannoma, but difficult to say without clinical examination, so please get it checked clinically to be more sure.

Hi lybrate-user, I appreciate you seeking help. Symptoms manifest majorly in the following ways -
a. Lump/ nodule in the breast that gets attached to the skin of the breast over time.
B. Enlarged lymph nodes in the axilla which are palpable.
C. Rarely, red, swollen and tender breast.
In your case, however, it may be a benign tumor. Nevertheless, to be on a safer side, I would advise you to get this clinically examined by a gynaec oncologist right away and not delay any further. I...more

Headache Blurred Vision Nausea or vomiting sensation Abdomen pain etc Avoid stress anxiety and anticipating the things Do regular physical activity and breathing exercises for about 15 minutes duration each time regularly Best Wishes

Madam, you claim to have had a tumor in breast and got it operated, tumor per se is a vague term for a lay person, in medical terms it indicates malignancy unless specified as benign (innocent). It is mandatory on the part of the surgeon to send the excised tumor for a biopsy, if so you should have mentioned the nature of tumor excised.
In view of incomplete information I cannot give you any opinion.

vision problems.
hearing problems.
balance problems.
changes in mental ability (for example, concentration, memory, speech)
seizures, muscle jerking.
change in sense of smell.
nausea/vomiting.
facial paralysis.

No swelling in the body should be left un explored.You must get this tumor removed & send for histologist examination.

Balanced diet avoid stress anxiety and anticipating the things do regular physical activity and breathing exercises for about 30 minutes regularly best wishes.

Surgery is usually the first line of therapy in most tumors. So trust your oncologist and do the best possible option before its too late!

If the postoperative recovery is uneventful and no new or residual neurological problems are there, she can go back to her normal life. Provided she follows the medication advice as given by her surgeon. She does not need to be in bed rest all day.

Fatty liver means fat deposition in liver cells. You should avoid fatty diet and exercise regularly. Tumour risk is at very late stages. Consult gastroenterologist.