What is a wen and how to fight it?

What is Wen? This trouble is more common in older people after 40 years. Wen is a soft and immobile tumor, consisting of fat mass. In Greek, lipos is fat, oma is a tumor. Therefore, doctors call this lipoma formation. As a rule, it does not hurt, and does not bring any unpleasant sensations, unless it starts to expand suddenly. Increasing to a certain size, it can begin to press on the nerve endings. Then the pain is inevitable.

Most of all troubles brings a fatty tumor if it appears in the open places, representing a cosmetic defect. Lipoma can form on any part of the body: on the legs, arms, back. Very often she appears on her head, especially on her forehead.

Having ascertained, in general, what a zhirovik is, it should be noted that there are several varieties of them. Usually, they differ slightly in their structure, depending on where they are located.

• A ring-shaped fat is located on the neck.
• Inside some organ can grow encapsulated.
• There is a dendritic wen, what is it? It is formed inside the joints and has processes resembling a tree structure.
• Diffuse has no connective tissues.
• If there is a lot of such tissue, it is a fibrous fatty.
• Cavernous - contains many vessels inside.
• Petified - it contains calcium deposits in addition to fat.
• In bone tissue, bone tissue can develop.

If the fatty tumor does not expand much, it does not present a danger, being benign. Such a tumor, usually, does not hurt. To determine the nature of the wenwick more accurately, an ultrasound is performed, according to which the treatment is prescribed.

We gave a general idea of what a weneworm is, but there are several kinds of them, and the reasons for their appearance are also different.

• The deposition of cholesterol under the skin - such zhiroviki can be removed in cosmetology clinics by laser skin polishing.
• An inherited predisposition to this disease is possible.
• Such formations may occur at the site of the injury.
• It is possible to appear on the site of the body, which is subject to constant friction or prolonged pressure.

Traditional treatment

Zhirovik usually grows very slowly, without causing any inconvenience, so people can not go to the doctors for years. But the probability of its rapid growth for no apparent reason is quite large. Therefore, doctors recommend in most cases to remove the tumor surgically. Moreover, one can not exclude the possibility of its degeneration into a malignant one.

Removal of such a tumor is a process that takes, usually, several minutes and is performed under local anesthesia. Healing occurs within a few days. Removal methods depend on the size of the tumor and the place where it is located. This can be liquid nitrogen, laser, electrocoagulation or a conventional surgical procedure.

Unconventional treatment

Knowing what a zhirovik is, and that it actually does not pose a health hazard, many try to get rid of this trouble by popular means. There are many such ways. Presumably, depending on the type of tumor, different drugs help in different ways. Most often these are compresses that are applied either at night or worn constantly for some time, refreshing the bandage every day.

Here are some of the simplest and most common tips:

1. Apply a mixture of honey and salt in a 2: 1 ratio. Wear 5-6 days. Suitable for greasers on any part of the body.
2. It is recommended that the film of a hen's egg be glued to the wet side and held until it falls off.
3. Ordinary beet in the form of a compress (grated) helps for three days. Change it every day.
4. Every 12 hours, you should change the compress of the golden mustache.
5. In some cases, lubrication with an asterisk helps.
6. A small fatty can pass if you take in the ground thistle three times a day on a teaspoon. Welcome eating cinnamon.

Everyone can come up with a recipe, but medical advice should not be neglected.