How to eat after breast hyperplasia surgery

Breast disease is one of the common diseases that troubles many women. Its symptoms not only make the human body feel uncomfortable and affect work and study, but also are harmful to health. Breast hyperplasia is a symptom of many breast diseases, and surgical treatment is the most common method. After breast hyperplasia surgery, the diet should also be regular and planned, so as to help women's bodies return to normal as soon as possible.

The early symptoms of breast hyperplasia are breast lumps. The lumps of breast hyperplasia are mostly discovered by patients accidentally. They are usually not accompanied by pain and do not change with the menstrual cycle. In a small number of cases, breast hyperplasia and fibrocystic fibrosis coexist, and premenstrual breast pain may occur in this case. Breast hyperplasia lumps often occur in the upper outer quadrant of the breast. Adenomas are usually solitary but may occur multiple times. Adenomas are round or oval in shape, with diameters ranging from 1 to 3 cm being more common, but there are also smaller or larger ones, and occasionally huge ones. The surface is smooth, the texture is tough, the boundaries are clear, there is no adhesion to the skin and surrounding tissues, it has a large range of motion, and it feels sliding when touched. There was no axillary lymph node enlargement. Adenomas are usually painless and non-tender. Its size and characteristics generally do not change with the menstrual cycle. The mass usually grows slowly and may remain unchanged for several years, but it may increase rapidly during pregnancy and, in some cases, may develop into a sarcoma.

What to eat after breast hyperplasia surgery? How to detect breast disease early? Breast specialists point out that you can know the answer by just touching yourself. The details are as follows: 1. Look. Face the mirror with your hands down and carefully observe whether your breasts are symmetrical in size. Check for abnormal protrusions, dimpling or eczema on the skin and nipples. 2. Touch. Raise your left hand to the back of your head and use your right hand to check your left breast. Gently press the breast with your fingertips to feel whether there are any lumps. Start checking from the nipple in a circular clockwise direction, gradually moving outward (about three or four circles) until the entire breast is checked. Check the right breast in the same way. 3. Lie down. Lie flat on your back, place a pillow under your right shoulder, bend your right arm under your head, and repeat the "touch" method to check both breasts. 4. Twist. Use your thumb and index finger to press and twist the nipple, paying attention to any abnormal discharge.

In addition to diet, drinking is also considered a major enemy of breast disease. Studies have found that women who drink white wine every day have a significantly increased chance of developing breast cancer. In addition, "diseases that enter the body through the mouth" also include some exogenous hormones, such as hormone drugs taken by menopausal women and hormone body beauty products taken by young and middle-aged women, which are also considered to be the cause of breast diseases. Therefore, we would like to remind everyone to develop good eating habits, such as eating less high-fat foods, drinking less alcohol, drinking more milk, drinking green tea regularly, and eating more cabbage and kelp. You will definitely benefit from this.

Diet after breast hyperplasia surgery must be taken seriously, as it plays a vital role in the patient's recovery. A good diet regimen after surgery will help the body recover faster. However, you also need to pay attention to the correctness of the methods when conditioning. Only by using the correct dietary conditioning method can you help the body recover as soon as possible.