How often should I change the dressing on my fibroid incision?

Fibroids often occur in the breast area of ​​women, or in adults over 40 years old. This type of tumor grows relatively slowly and is difficult to detect without careful examination. However, if you wait until the tumor becomes very large before checking it, it will be in the late stage, so you should have regular prenatal checkups to detect and treat it early. Otherwise, what will end up being harmed is your own health.

Generally, the stitches are removed in about a week. Pay attention to rest, diet and daily life, and avoid catching cold or overwork.

Eat less puffed food and carbonated drinks, less spicy and stimulating food, less raw and cold food, and less fish, shrimp and seafood. Drink more warm rice porridge and warm vegetable soup.

Guidance:

Because the cause of fibroadenoma is not fully understood, there is no effective drug treatment or prevention method.

The most effective surgery now is early surgery, which has small incisions and less damage to the breast, and will not affect future breastfeeding.

The stitches are usually removed nine days after surgery.

1. Eat more whole grains rich in dietary fiber, such as oats, corn, sweet potatoes, mixed beans, brown rice, etc. You can make two-grain rice, whole grain porridge, etc. 2 Eat more soy products. Soy products are rich in soy isoflavones, an estrogen-like substance that can bidirectionally regulate estrogen levels in the body and is the most important substance for preventing breast cancer. 3. Fatty foods are the main factor leading to obesity and excessive estrogen in the body. Therefore, to prevent breast diseases, you should eat less red meat, such as pork, beef, lamb, etc.