How long does it take to recover after breast fibroid surgery?

Breast fibroids are a common disease among women. Suffering from breast fibroids will not only affect normal life, but also have a great impact on physical health. Surgical removal of breast fibroids is a relatively common treatment method. The recovery period after breast fibroid removal in women depends on their physical condition. Generally, it takes 1-2 months to recover.

How long does it take to recover after breast fibroid surgery?

The incision healing after breast fibroadenoma surgery is generally fast. Generally, recovery can be achieved in about a month after breast fibroadenoma surgery.

What precautions should be taken after breast fibroid surgery?

1. After breast fibroid surgery, you should have a harmonious sex life and not be indifferent to it in order to maintain the hormone level in the body and the physiological regulation of breast tissue.

2. Do not exercise too much, avoid excessive fatigue, and participate in appropriate sports activities to enhance your immune function.

3. Also pay attention to your diet. Adequate nutrition helps the body recover, but you should also avoid or eat less spicy and irritating foods. Follow the doctor's instructions during treatment.

4. Keep a good mood, avoid mood swings, and avoid long-term depression, especially in the early stages of menstruation. A comfortable mood can make people happy, naturally strengthen their physiological functions, and facilitate recovery.

5. Women love beauty. During the recovery period, they should not sacrifice health for beauty. Do not use cosmetics and beauty products containing hormones, and let the body rest and recover well. However, taking supplements containing hormones and using hormone drugs for treatment will affect the body's recovery. These are the key points for nursing care of patients with breast fibroids.

What are the dietary principles after surgery for breast fibroids? Below is a detailed introduction in this regard by our hospital’s experts.

1. Emphasize balanced nutrition. Focusing on strengthening the body and replenishing the deficiency and having a balanced diet is the best way for patients with breast fibroids to maintain a normal weight after surgery. The diet should be balanced and diversified, without any partiality or taboos, and with a combination of meat and vegetables, and coarse and fine foods. When cooking, use steaming, boiling and stewing more often, and try to eat less fried food.

2. Be familiar with the nature and flavor of the ingredients. Emphasis is placed on syndrome differentiation and treatment of diet. After surgery for breast fibroids, products that replenish qi and nourish blood, regulate qi and disperse nodules can be given to consolidate the therapeutic effect and facilitate recovery. Such as yam powder, spinach, loofah, kelp, hawthorn, rose and so on.

3. You should avoid certain foods after breast fibroid surgery. Patients with breast fibroids should avoid certain foods after surgery. They should avoid eating raw onions and garlic, sow meat, pumpkin, alcohol, and spicy, fried, greasy, meaty, stale, moldy foods that help fire and produce phlegm and hinder the spleen.

4. The diet should be high in protein and low in fat. Postoperative patients should have a high-protein and low-fat diet, such as dairy products, beans, fish, etc. are relatively good foods. High protein can supplement amino acids, which can enhance the body's resistance and promote tissue recovery. Reducing fat can reduce the burden on the breasts and is beneficial to the recovery of the disease.

5. Eat more foods rich in vitamins. Patients should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits that are rich in vitamins, fiber and other nutrients, such as green vegetables, celery, apples, kiwis, etc.

6. Eat less foods containing estrogen. The induction of this disease is closely related to female hormones, so patients after surgery should try to avoid foods containing these rapids, otherwise it will aggravate the condition and be detrimental to the recovery of the disease.