How to treat subcutaneous breast cysts

Subcutaneous cysts can occur at any age in our lives, but are more common in teenagers. Subcutaneous breast cyst is also one of them, but the starting point is the breast. Treating subcutaneous breast cysts requires scientific and correct treatment methods.

1. Surgical or laser removal. Western medicine surgical or laser removal. If there are symptoms of inflammation such as redness, swelling, heat and pain before surgery, the inflammation should be controlled first and surgery should be arranged later. Disadvantages: easy to leave scars and easy to relapse. The whole operation process is: during the operation, a fusiform skin incision can be designed along the skin grain direction on the skin connected to the cyst, especially when the duct opening is seen, and the cyst is removed together with the cyst. Special care should be taken during separation, as the cyst wall is very thin and should be removed as completely as possible. Because it is under the skin, the operation is very difficult, and if the cyst wall is left behind by carelessness, it is easy to relapse.

2. Take anti-inflammatory drugs for 1 week after surgery. For oral administration of VC, B1, B2, etc., the dosage can be increased appropriately. The patient will recover within 7 to 10 days after the operation.

3. Check the wound dressing after surgery and perform local treatment if there are signs of infection

4 Traditional Chinese medicine can be used in traditional Chinese medicine patches, whose formula is composed of 7 traditional Chinese medicines such as 3 parts of angelica, 1 part of saffron, 1 part of frankincense, 1 part of myrrh powder, 1 part of pangolin, 1 part of dragon's blood, and 2 parts of pig bristle grass. The preparation method is as follows: after the above medicines are processed, they are fried with sesame oil to remove the residue, the effective ingredients are extracted, added with Guangdan, stirred and cooked, dripped with water to form beads, and spread as a paste when warm. When using, soak it in 30-40 degrees Celsius warm water for half a minute. After it becomes softened, press it flat on the cloth, an area slightly larger than the lump. Then use an open flame (preferably straw fire, followed by visible fire such as lighters and candles). When it becomes liquid, apply it to the lump (be careful not to burn). Do it about 2 times a day, and change the medicine in the same way after 2 days. The number of days of use varies depending on the time of onset and cause of each person. Generally speaking, it will take about 10 days to heal (the good standard is that the hard bumps inside will disappear). The disadvantage is that if it is on the face, it may affect the appearance during the medication period.