Kinövések

Kinövések is a Hungarian term that broadly refers to growths or outgrowths on the body. This can encompass a variety of conditions, including benign skin lesions, tumors, or even developmental abnormalities. The specific nature of a kinövés depends heavily on its location, appearance, and underlying cause.

Common types of kinövések include moles (anyevák), warts (szemölcsök), skin tags (fibromák), and cysts (ciszták). Moles are pigmented spots that can be present from birth or develop later. Warts are caused by viral infections and often appear on the hands and feet. Skin tags are small, soft, benign growths that typically occur in areas where skin rubs against clothing or skin. Cysts are closed sacs that can form anywhere on the body and contain fluid, pus, or other material.

More serious forms of kinövések could potentially refer to malignant tumors, though the term itself is not exclusively used for cancerous growths. Diagnosis of the specific type of kinövés usually involves a visual examination, and in some cases, a biopsy may be necessary to determine its nature and the appropriate course of treatment. Treatment options vary widely, ranging from observation for benign growths to surgical removal or other medical interventions for more problematic or concerning kinövések.