Why can't you just aspirate canine lipomas to reduce their mass? - lipomas more condition_symptoms
You know, like liposuction. My dog had a lipoma the size of a golf ball in the back of his hind leg. Deeming the disease of mast cells, aspiration veterinarian to ensure that on numerous occasions in order, it was still good. That is more than half its original size.
I've seen older dogs with lipomas, so large that weakens, but not practical for several reasons. Therefore, it can veterinarians, what happens?
Lipomas More Condition_symptoms Why Can't You Just Aspirate Canine Lipomas To Reduce Their Mass?
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Because lipomas are usually no bigger than a golf ball. They are benign, so unless the lipoma is in an area that causes pain, it is best left alone. Lipomas usually do not grow beyond a certain point. If the masses continue to grow, not a lipoma. And, because the lipomas are usually in older dogs, surgery is considered for removal as a cosmetic and unnecessary (unless, as I said, in an area that is causing discomfort). And the claim is not very practical. This makes the dog uncomfortable.
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