Benign tumors are dangerous when they're on Neck

The tumor is a group of abnormal cells that form the result of excessive cell division process and uncoordinated. In medical language, a tumor known as neoplasia. Neo means new, plasia means growth / division, so neoplasia refers to the growth of new cells, which differs from growth in surrounding cells are normal.

You need to know your body cells in general have two main tasks, namely carrying out its functional activity and reproduce by dividing. But that occur in tumor cells is almost all the cell's energy is used solely for breeding activities. This proliferation function regulated by the nucleus of the cell (nucleus), resulting in tumor cells are found the cell nucleus because of the demands of the enlarged

increased employment.

From the above understanding of tumors, the tumors were divided form the two major categories of benign tumors (benign) and malignant tumors (malignant) or popularly called cancer. There are significant differences in properties between these two types of tumors, and indeed obliged to distinguish a requirement for medical practitioners.

The main difference between them is that malignant tumors is more dangerous and fatal in accordance with the word 'savage' itself. This picture, although the tumor was malignant or cancerous tissue in the foot, it was in advanced stages can lead to death.

Benign tumors can only lead to death directly attributable to the growth of a hazardous location such as a tumor in the neck that can suppress airway. Because when the tumor was in the neck it will interfere with nerves, it is very dangerous for patients with tumors in the neck. Hopefully there are tumors in the neck we can recover.

If we hit a bump on your neck to see a doctor immediately surgeon, do not let the growing lump on your neck, because if the lump is a tumor would be dangerous if allowed to drag on. If your doctor says the lump is a tumor symptoms you should dispose of them quickly. Do not let the breed. Hopefully there are benefits for us all.