colonic lipoma

Biospy report says Sections show of the colonic biospy show a sessile serrated Adenoma In which no evidence of dysplasia or malignancy is seen, also Present are seperate fragments of Colonic Mucosa showing the presence Of a lymphoid aggregate . Multiple Levels have been performed .

It is not clear from the above description if you have a diagnosis of lipoma, and if so, whether or not the lipoma is intradural, meaning within the column of bones and within the lining of the cord, or outside of the spinal column all together. Disks are jelly like substances that cushion the space between the bones of the spinal column. With repetitive trauma (such as in athletes) or with age, the disk loses some of its water content, this is called dessication.

Lipomas are non-cancerous growths and usually do not spread or metastasize to other parts of the body. However, there is a chance they might recur after surgery. If the lipoma is causing symptoms because of its size (example: pain or obstruction) then surgical removal is warranted. I don't think exercise can directly cause shrinkage of these tumors, although it can have other benefits to your body, so there's no harm in doing it.

I went to a dermatoligest before he told me i had a lipoma on my knee. For some reason it went away by it self after a few months. I just got a new one on the same leg but it's in front of my leg. Could it be possible that it moved? I'm not sure what it's. I'm scare that it's cancerous.

Obviously you should have a pediatrician have a look at it and determine if it IS INDEED a lipoma. Lipomas generally are not dangerous, unless they cause symptoms or are pushing on a vital part of the body. And if a bump is rather smallish, it can sometimes just be a cyst, which again, a pediatrician should determine just what it is. But you MUST go see a physician about it, because it could be an agressive growth or an indicator of some internal problem that needs to be addressed.

At the same time, you can have spinal column and cord examined to see if you have a disc herniation or whatever to cause the pain. Most of the time, lipoma surgery is for cosmetic reasons. But, if you have one lipoma you might have others, so it is best to have things checked out. " http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Neurology/Lipoma-on-mid-spine/show/293138 Take care!

Lipoma don't grow inside the eye but they are common around the eye or in the eye socket.

t know if you remember, some of you might, but, that lump on my back that they suggested was a lipoma. Well, went yesterday to a surgical consultant, and not only did he not have the ultrasounds and such, he had my MRI's on my brain..... ( surgery was on my back not my brain) , andyways, he was annoyed, and I finally got them to get the ultrasound, cause he was gonna send me on my way. After reading it, he checked my back, and said ' I don't think that is a lipome" ....

[More] ri came back and my doctor told me today hes not sure but the mri results came back and the so called lipoma didints look like a lipoma it was alittle to big for lipoma and my doctor wanted me to get it take out and that i serious should.he said it could be a muscle cancer any one know the name of the cancer hes talking about? I had the first bump for probably about two years.2nd bump is really small but i noticed growing just this year about an inch from the other one.

Hi, Colonic inertia is a condition in which the nerves and/or muscles of the colon do not work normally. As a result, the contents of the colon are not propelled through the colon normally. The cause of colonic inertia is unclear. In some cases, the muscles or nerves of the colon are diseased. Colonic inertia also may be the result of the chronic use of stimulant laxatives .Please consult a neurologist for the review of the EMG results and get a nerve conduction study done .

There is no clear cut association between hysterectomy and colonic inertia. Some of the causes of colonic inertia include inadequate water intake, inadequate fiber, lack of physical activity, increased stress, hypothyroidism, eating large amounts of dairy products, irritable bowel syndrome, neurological diseases and depression. Avoiding dairy products, warm liquids, fruits and vegetables and drnking plenty of water helps.

I went to the doctors and he said it was a lipoma. The past few days it has got really sore and painful and it looks like it’s infected. Can lipomas get infected if that’s what it is?

Hi guys, been away for a little bit, and still struggling with a few things, but that will correct itself in time, ( I hope) .... my question is....... With MS, do you get more Lipoma's ? I have had my leg looked at, and my (Bakers Cyst) , and on the report from the surgeon, he said that it could be a Lipoma. I thought this was funny because my GP is checking out a "suggested Lipoma" on my back just up from my kidneys .....

I have been told that regular colonic hydration is good for cleaning out the diverticula in a person with diverticulosis. How accurate is that? I have been wanting to go to a CCT, but was worried about it. Has anyone out there tried it? What was it like, and did it work?

I am 50 years old and my surgeons which i have seen 2 and my family doctor say i have a classic case of colonic inertia. They want to do sugery in August. They will remove 80% of my colon. I have a slow moving digestive system and muscles that dobn't work in my colon. Any-one have anything similar. It is a life ultering treatment. I just want to feel normal again. Not bloat up every time I eat, and have tons of gas all the time.

I am a 28 year old female who has never been pregnant, but who has had a long battle with constipation. After having some real problems with constipation in early February, I have been diagnosed with pelvic organ prolapse including a moderately large rectocele and enterocele seen during defecography. The enterocele actually causes the colon/rectum to collapse, obstructing complete defecation.

Hello first I apologize if my English is not good I just moved in USA. I have had problems with constipation since I can remember my self.

hi, i have resently been diagnosed with colonic inertia. i had the sitz mark test and my colon still had all of rings in at the end of the test. now my gastro is sending me to a colonectomy surgeon this thursday. my biggest fear is i do not want to have a colostomy. i have had a constipation problem all my life but its getting worse. my gastro dr. told me the older i get the worse this is going to get. i need help from anyone who is going through this and what i can expect.

If it is a lipoma you can have one of two types, a regular lipoma subcutaneous (under the skin) or a lipoma that has grown into the nerves or tissues containing nerves. and is called a fibroma. As expected the Fibroma is more of a serious problem because it has to be seperated from the nerve tract as the simple lipoma is not attached to the nerve but does impinge and crush on nerves in close proximity to the lipoma.

during my Chiari decompression in Aug. of 1999 they found 2 "cysts" the cysts did not show up on ANY MRI's I had including the MRI I had the week prior to decompression..when they discovered these cysts they gathered all my MRI's to compare..NOTHING was on them ..The one was a lipoma in the foramen magnum and the other was an epithelial cyst.

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