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Lipoma and multi system Sarcoidosis
Hello ,
Please let me know whether the lipoma has to be removed as it's painful.
And if yes, then how long is the recovery time and how long I have to stay at hospital as I also have to take inflimab iv infusion for sarcoidosis.
Thank you
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Yes lipoma has to be removed, as it is a symptomatic lesion with more than 5 cm length in your case. Hospital stay depend from Hospital to Hospital, whether it's been excised under local or general anesthesia as a day care procedure, otherwise recovery must be pretty good.
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Dr. Subhamay Das
General Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Siliguri
If causing problem the lump needs to be excised...
Generally excision of the lump of the aforementioned size and depth of location the recovery time is 3-4 days...and most probably will be a day care procedure under local anaesthesia...
Infliximab can be continued pre and post operatively provided broad spectrum antibiotics are given post operatively
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