I don't know where the fibroma you mentioned grows. Let me tell you what happened to my family. In the spring of 1998, my mother got breast fibroma, and the doctor suggested an operation. We didn't care at that time, and thought that such a simple operation should be nothing. At that time, my uncle was the vice president of the hospital in Shanghai and asked us to do it in Shanghai. We felt trouble, so we went to the central hospital. Results After the tumor was opened, the doctor violated the laboratory regulations and reached an irresponsible conclusion without authorization, saying that my mother had breast cancer. Without going under the operating table, it was eradicated directly and the left breast was completely removed. According to the normal radical mastectomy procedure, it was impractical at that time. You should wait for the test results after 48 hours, and then operate again if necessary. After the operation, we were not told about chemotherapy and did not do any other tests. Later, an acquaintance told us quietly that he suspected that he had done something wrong. In the following years, my father visited major hospitals in Shanghai and Beijing, and all hospitals reached the same conclusion. The slices they provide to patients have been tampered with, at least indicating that they have been tampered with or the production process is unprofessional. Moreover, there is no sign of cancer through this slice. Since then, we have never set foot in the central hospital. Therefore, after I graduated from university, I took an examination of China politics and studied law. But to no avail. Just last year, my mother met an old doctor by chance, who is said to be from the central hospital. It also gave my mother a hint that nine times out of ten my mother's surgery was misdiagnosed. For more than ten years, I often see my mother's inferiority and helplessness. This kind of pain is brought to us by the best hospital in our oilfield.

I hope they have changed people and improved management now, and it won't happen again. Good luck! Get well soon!