Do not take surgery for breast nodules lightly

For women who have breastfeeding experience, the probability of developing breast diseases is relatively higher. There are many types of breast diseases, among which breast nodules are a relatively common breast disease. After breast nodules occur, patients will clearly feel the presence of a lump in the breast and may also experience slight pain. But if breast nodules are found, should surgical treatment be performed?

Some patients will panic when talking about breast nodules. In fact, if the breast nodules are relatively small, less than one centimeter in size, no surgery is required. Only close observation and regular check-ups are needed.

When is surgical resection recommended?

1. For female nodule patients aged 40 to 60, regardless of the size of the nodule, doctors will recommend surgical removal. Because breast cancer is more common in women around 50 years old, the reason is that women in this age group are just experiencing menopausal symptoms. Emotions are very unstable and can easily cause women's nodules to deteriorate into breast cancer. Therefore, early detection and early surgery are necessary to nip breast cancer in the bud.

2. For some people whose single nodules are larger than two centimeters, or who have multiple breast nodules in the same breast and whose growth rate is very fast, doctors may recommend surgical removal to avoid increasing the difficulty of treatment or worsening of the breast nodules.

3. For some female patients who have not yet given birth, if the breast nodules are larger than two centimeters in diameter, they can generally be surgically removed under the doctor's advice. Because pregnancy and breastfeeding change the hormones in the human body, they may affect the growth rate or worsening of breast nodules.

Most benign breast nodules do not require surgery. Despite this, you still need to closely monitor your own breast nodules, and seek medical attention promptly if you find that the breast nodules are growing too quickly.

For those patients with benign breast nodules who do not need surgical removal, breast physical red light treatment can be used. Breast physical red light can promote blood circulation and accelerate cell metabolism. It can also repair damaged cells inside the breast, improve the breast's own immunity and repair function, and achieve the effect of treating breast nodules.

If you are undergoing breast treatment through physical red light, you still need to undergo regular check-ups in the future. Of course, even if female friends have not found breast nodules, they should regularly perform self-examination of their breasts and go to the hospital for regular check-ups.