Physical examination found that the tumor was small and benign. Why didn't the doctor recommend treatment?

It's really hard to say that doctors do surgery. You doctors really always do surgery to make money. Let's observe, don't do surgery for the time being, and say, why not do surgery? Are you responsible for this problem?

Oh! Do you want to do it or not? Doing or not doing is not a good person. Why call a doctor?

In fact, both surgery and drug treatment have indications. The so-called indication is the decision after evaluation, which is more important, weighing the gains and losses. If you get more than you lose, do it; If the loss outweighs the gain, then don't do it for the time being. Of course, there will be some risks. Whether you do it or not, it means a loss, but after evaluation, the loss is even smaller.

Physical examination found that the tumor was small and benign, one small and one benign. In most cases, it is observation and no treatment is needed. For example, small uterine fibroids found in physical examination can be completely untreated, and regular observation and follow-up is enough. If you grow up in the future, or have symptoms, it is not too late to deal with it according to the situation. Some people will say, what if evil has changed? This possibility cannot be said to be completely absent, but it is extremely unlikely. If you want to be sure, you should have an operation. But too radical surgery is not good. After all, surgery is harmful. As I said before, if you don't have surgery, you will say that the doctor has ulterior motives. What's more, if you want 100% insurance, do you have to cut off the uterus completely to ensure that you can't get uterine cancer? Is it necessary? There are several absolute things in this world. Flying can't be 100% safe, can it? So do not fly? If you don't fly, you can't do anything or be inefficient. Can you go to Beijing by bike? But riding a bike is not 100% safe. What should I do? So we should look at the problem dialectically and objectively.