Patient's question:
My sister had this surgery three years ago. Two years ago, a similar lump appeared on the other side. She took many Chinese and Western medicines, but they had no effect, and the lump hasn't changed in size or caused any pain. Recently, she has noticed poor blood circulation and pain in the nearby area, and it seems there are small, similar proliferative nodules, which don't interfere with the lump from two years ago. Is it possible that this new development in the nearby area could also be a sign of worsening? What further treatment should she consider? She is getting married in a few months—how will this affect her fertility, and what should she pay attention to? Should the best treatment be traditional Chinese medicine or surgical removal?Doctor's answer:
Great years of youth are a pity and cause concern, and it is hoped that the famous doctor can point the way as soon as possible and make every effort. Great gratitude is expressed.