Hello ,
I have multiple lipomas on my arms and other parts of my body. So far, I have had 5 lipomas removed at a government hospital through conventional surgery, but the procedures left visible scars on my skin. I've attached photos for reference.
Recently, I spoke with someone who had lipomas removed using a technique involving a very small incision, through which the fatty lumps were squeezed out. They also shared a photo of the treated area with me, and there were absolutely no visible scars or marks in the photo. Honestly, I couldn't even tell where the lipomas had been removed.
I'm looking for a doctor in Bhubaneswar, Odisha( other recommendations are welcome) , who performs this type of minimally invasive lipoma removal, or a similar technique that can achieve excellent cosmetic results with little to no visible scarring.
I am having pcod and gallbladder stone 8-10. Size 1.9 cm don't know for all or for 1 or 2.
Is the surgery required or can I manage with out that.
What would be the future complications if I won't opt for surgery..
Hello team, my mother is 68 years old and she underwent hernia surgery 7 days ago. Since day one she is experiencing numbness in the outer left thigh . Could you please suggest if it's a normal or red flag?
FINDINGS:
There is linear T1 hypointense, T2/ STIR hyperintense trans- sphincteric sinus tract measuring 58 mm in length and ~ 4.7 mm in width with internal opening - likely at 11-1 o' clock position.
my surgeon advised me for oflox tab for 12 days and now he said take sitz bath only for next 15 days and review after that
is this good approach?
Associated T2 / STIR hyperintense collection is seen measuring 18.8 mm x 7.5 mm showing diffusion restriction on DWI / ADC mapping. The tract is extending anteriorly with suspicious external opening into the perineum / root of scrotum.
Prostate and seminal vesicles show normal shape, size and signal intensity.
Urinary Bladder is partially distended and normal.
The visualized ileal loops and rectum is normal.
No evidence of any ascites or pelvic lymphadenopathy seen.
Hip joints and bones of pelvis are normal.
IMPRESSION:
• Trans-sphincteric fistulous tract with associated abscess as described (Grade 4 according to St. James Classification).
Around the anus there is a external hemorrhoids seen and what will be the medication and will this be cured at home remedies
