Does breast fibroid surgery require hospitalization?

Does breast fibroid surgery require hospitalization?

Whether hospitalization is required for breast fibroadenoma surgery should be determined based on the size of the breast fibroadenoma and the surgical method. If the breast fibroadenoma is small, traditional surgery is used and hospitalization is generally not required. If the breast fibroadenoma is large, minimally invasive surgery is used and hospitalization is usually required.

1. No need: Breast fibroadenoma is a common benign breast disease, mainly occurring in young women, and is caused by endocrine disorders, breast tissue hyperplasia and other reasons. After the disease occurs, a smooth, painless lump with clear borders will appear locally in the breast. If the breast fibroadenoma grows slowly, the color Doppler ultrasound examination shows clear borders and an intact capsule, the doctor recommends traditional surgical excision, which can be solved in an outpatient setting and generally does not require hospitalization.

2. Need: If the patient's breast fibroadenoma is large and grows rapidly, and the patient experiences varying degrees of pain, dull pain, and other symptoms during the menstrual cycle, minimally invasive surgery can be performed under the doctor's advice. The patient needs to be hospitalized after the operation to observe changes in his or her body and requires hospitalization.

After surgery, patients should keep their breasts clean and dry, eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as beef, eggs, tomatoes, apples, etc., and also ensure adequate sleep, avoid overwork, and maintain a happy mood. If there are other discomfort symptoms, you should consult a doctor in time.