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Fibroadenoma is a benign organ-specific tumor of the mammary gland of glandular origin. A characteristic difference between fibroadenoma and adenoma is the predominance of connective tissue stroma over glandular parenchyma. The causes of fibroadenoma of the mammary gland are not precisely understood. The peak detection rate is at 20-30 years. At the same time, asymptomatic fibroadenoma can be first detected at a much later age during a preventive examination or accidentally during palpation if it is located superficially. read more

Increasing the content of dietary fiber and fluids in the diet will help reduce the manifestation of hemorrhoid symptoms. Good sources of dietary fiber are bread and bran products, fruits and vegetables. Reducing the force and duration of straining during bowel movements will reduce the pressure on the hemorrhoids and prevent their prolapse. Warm sitz baths in within 10-15 minutes can also help relieve the condition. read more

The information below will give you the opportunity to become familiar with the methods of treating venous (trophic) ulcers of the legs, preventing their occurrence and preventing relapses (relapse is the reappearance of ulcers after their healing). We will try to present complete information that answers all questions that may interest you. read more

The veins of the hands become wide and tortuous with age. The older we are, the less tone the skin of our hands has and the less subcutaneous fat layer on the back of the hand. This makes the veins more noticeable, especially during work, training and in hot weather. Protruding dilated veins make the hands unattractive. read more

The incidence of varicose veins of the labia during pregnancy is about 20%. As a rule, after childbirth, its manifestations disappear. With timely treatment, varicose veins of the labia during pregnancy are not an obstacle to successful gestation and normal labor. read more

A hernia (Latin: hernia) is the protrusion of organs from the cavity they normally occupy through a normally existing or pathologically formed opening in anatomical structures while maintaining the integrity of the membranes covering them. read more

Papilloma is a benign tumor-like formation of the skin and mucous membranes of viral etiology. It looks like a papilla on a narrow base (stem), soft or dense consistency, from light to dark brown in color. read more

Fibroma is a benign tumor consisting of fibrous connective tissue. It can also be combined with other tissues: vascular, muscle, glandular, adipose. Fibroma is formed as a result of the body's response to damage (insect bite or scratch) to the skin with the formation of fibrous tissue. read more

What should never be done under any circumstances? To make endless dressings and wear compression hosiery without the advice of a specialist. To give patients with trophic changes in the ankle area hormonal creams (especially steroid creams) until venous insufficiency is ruled out. read more

Varicose veins are the expansion and lengthening of veins, leading to their tortuosity. The expansion of veins leads to valve insufficiency. In this case, a reverse, pathological blood flow occurs, which contributes to blood stagnation in the veins. Gradually, the veins of the second and then the third order expand. Edema increases, leading to disruption of metabolic processes and the appearance of trophic changes and trophic ulcers. This is called chronic venous insufficiency. read more