How long does it take to heal from breast surgery?

If a woman has a problem with her breast, she needs surgery to cure it. Any surgery, no matter how big or small, requires anesthesia. Moreover, surgery can damage people's vitality, so after the surgery, if you want your body to recover as quickly as possible, you should eat more nutritious foods to replenish the body's lost vitality. You should also get more sun exposure to promote wound recovery. So how long will it take to recover after breast surgery?

First, let me briefly introduce the treatment method of mastitis by surgical incision and drainage. If symptoms of abscess appear in the human breast, the abscess usually needs to be incised and drained. If it is a small abscess, local anesthesia is chosen. If it is a large abscess, intravenous anesthesia is generally required. Make an incision in the center of the abscess or where the fluctuation is most obvious, cut the abscess open, and then drain the pus. Surgical incision and drainage generally requires recovery within a week. Of course, some patients may take longer to recover, and the specific recovery time depends on the individual.

For mastitis, non-surgical treatment can be selectively adopted. This treatment method is generally for patients with mild symptoms. Early patients generally have symptoms such as local pain, redness and swelling. For these symptoms, patients can selectively use a breast pump. Using a breast pump can help empty the milk as much as possible. For local pain symptoms, selective analgesics are generally required. Cod liver oil bismuth can generally be used selectively to effectively relieve the patient's pain symptoms, mainly to promote wound healing.

For mastitis, physical therapy can also be selectively adopted. Generally, hot compress can be selectively applied to the patient, and the treatment effect of hot compress is quite good. Hot compress can mainly increase local blood supply and promote the disappearance of inflammation. It has a relatively good therapeutic effect. Most people will experience significant improvement in clinical symptoms after using it. Of course, hot compress also has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects.