Definition: Adiponefibroma is a benign tumor in the breast caused by excessive production of fat cells, which results in a thickening and hardening of the breast tissue. Definition of Adiponefibroma: Adiponefibroma (also known as fibroadenoma) is a benign tumor that arises from adipose tissue. It usually appears on the outside of the breast, just like when you put some fat cells in your diet. It is common to have it at different times in life - about 20% of women have this kind of tumor before age 45. The tumor forms between the fatty tissues and muscle layer (fibroblasts). The fat cells are able to grow faster because they cannot break down their own fat. Fat cells can sometimes form cancerous tumors. But, if you don’t get too much fat in your breast tissue, you usually won't see these tumors. Some women may have them more than once - that's called recurrence. It is very rare and not a serious problem. If it does occur again, there are treatments to remove the tumor. If you notice any lump or pain on the outside of your breast, it might be an adiponefibroma. However, if you also experience hot flashes, bleeding, fatigue, or other symptoms, this is usually not caused by a tumor but could be related to stress and hormonal changes. This type of breast cancer is called fibroadenoma with estrogen receptor positive. If you have a lump on the outside of your breast that seems hard, it might also be an adiponefibroma. It's important to seek medical attention right away because early detection can help prevent this kind of cancer from developing into more serious conditions like breast cancer. It's important to consult with a doctor for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan based on your specific symptoms and the type of breast cancer you have, as well as any other health history or risk factors.

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