Is surgery necessary for breast duct tumors?

Breast duct tumors must be removed surgically, mainly because the tumor can be easily suppressed through medication. Surgery can quickly remove the tumor and prevent it from spreading and compressing the surrounding nerves. Breast duct adenocarcinoma is a common gynecological disease. Patients need to pay attention to personal hygiene and seek medical treatment in a timely manner.

Breast duct adenocarcinoma is a relatively common gynecological disease. The occurrence of this disease will cause patients to experience obvious uncomfortable symptoms. In fact, whether breast duct adenocarcinoma is benign or malignant, it should be surgically removed because it is a tumor after all. Tumors can grow indefinitely. As the size continues to increase, it will compress surrounding tissues and nerves, causing very serious consequences. Especially when malignant breast ductal adenocarcinoma occurs, it should be removed as soon as possible after discovery to avoid further deterioration and metastasis.

Breast duct tumor disease is relatively common among gynecological diseases. After suffering from this disease, it will cause very serious harm to the health of female friends. Therefore, in daily life, if breast duct tumor disease occurs, surgical treatment should be performed in time, and relevant nursing work must be done after breast duct tumor surgery. After the operation, it is best to take antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid infection and cause other breast diseases. After returning home from the operation, you should continue to rest for about a week so that the wound can heal better. You should be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat less greasy food.

The occurrence of breast duct adenocarcinoma can cause great harm to women. Therefore, in daily life, female friends must pay great attention to the occurrence of breast duct adenocarcinoma and must not be careless. They must actively cooperate with the doctor's examination and treatment, and pay attention to nursing after surgery.

Precautions during breast ductal tumor resection

1. Widely excise the skin on the surface of the breast and suture the incision to avoid excessive tension on the wound edges. When apposition is difficult and there is an exposed area on the chest wall, free skin grafting should be performed.

2. The pectoralis major and minor muscles should be removed, and the axillary lymph nodes and adipose tissue should be cleared. The subscapular vessels and thoracodorsal nerves that are adhered to the lymph nodes can also be removed.