How long should I wear the bandage after breast fibroid surgery?

Breast fibroids are a relatively common female physical disease in real life. There are generally many causes of breast fibroids, which may have a lot to do with heredity. External influences can also easily lead to breast fibroids. Surgical treatment of breast fibroids is a relatively common treatment method. The bandage after breast fibroid surgery has a hemostatic effect and generally needs to be tied for 2-3 days before it can be removed.

How long do I need to wear a bandage after breast fibroid surgery?

The purpose of using an elastic bandage after breast surgery is to compress the wound, prevent bleeding, reduce fluid accumulation, and promote wound healing.

If the incision is made first, the elastic bandage can be removed after 2 days to increase the blood supply to the wound and facilitate recovery. Breast surgery is a sterile surgical incision. If there is no exudation from the incision, there is no need to change the dressing!

The most effective treatment for breast fibroids is surgery.

The advantage of surgical resection is that the existing lesions can be removed immediately, and a pathological biopsy can be performed after resection.

Surgery is the first choice for:

1. Those whose breast fibroadenomas are larger than 1 cm in diameter before pregnancy or lactation.

2. Single or multiple fibroadenomas that are larger than 2 cm when discovered.

3. The patient is older, over 35 years old. However, for unmarried women around 20 years old, with small tumors or multiple small breast fibroadenomas, conservative treatment can be used first without surgery.

Minimally invasive surgical treatment of breast fibroids:

1. The surgery is truly minimally invasive and does not affect the appearance. The incision for minimally invasive breast surgery is only about 2 mm and will not affect the appearance of the breast after the surgery. The surgery is highly adaptable. Minimally invasive surgery is highly adaptable to multiple tumors and small tumors, and multiple tumors can be removed with a single incision.

2. Compared with traditional surgery, minimally invasive surgery for breast fibroids has the characteristics of no need to remove stitches or change dressings, and quick recovery time (recovery can be done in one to two days). Combining the treatment and diagnosis of breast tumors into one can detect early or in situ breast cancer as early as possible and achieve the goal of breast conservation.

Minimally invasive surgery also has good results in treating breast fibroids.

Minimally invasive surgery is also very effective in treating the symptoms of breast fibroids. Minimally invasive surgery can not only effectively and thoroughly cure diseases, but also cure diseases without causing greater harm to patients. Compared with traditional surgical methods, the effect will be better.

After minimally invasive surgery to treat breast fibroids, it is best to combine it with traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the symptoms of breast fibroids are closely related to qi stagnation and blood stasis in the patient's body. Therefore, using some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs for treatment is very effective.

In addition to actively adopting surgical and drug treatments, we should also actively prevent the recurrence of breast fibroids. Maintaining a stable mentality, developing healthy and regular living habits, and avoiding eating spicy and irritating foods are also very beneficial for the treatment and prevention of breast fibroids.