I'm really curious about how I can tell if my lipoma has completely stopped forming after I've been on homeopathic treatment. Are there specific signs I should look for, or is it something that only a doctor can confirm? I'm kinda worried because I want to make sure the treatment has actually worked and that no new growth is happening. Can you give me some guidance on what to expect or how I might notice if it's all settled down?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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6+ Yrs

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To confirm that your lipoma has stopped growing or forming new ones after homeopathic treatment, monitor the following:

Size: Measure and track the lipoma's size regularly.

Growth rate: Observe if the growth rate has slowed or halted.

New lesions: Watch for any new lipoma formations.

Consistency: Check if the lipoma's texture or consistency has changed.

Symptoms: Note any changes in symptoms like pain, tenderness, or inflammation.

Dr. Dhankecha Suggests...

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