Is breast nodule operation minimally invasive?

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Long breast nodules, the doctor recommended surgery. Once the operation is selected, doctors usually provide two options, one is minimally invasive rotary surgery, the other is traditional surgery. Many friends have been confused and often asked me which kind of surgery to choose. Some even complained to me: I want to choose minimally invasive surgery, why do doctors insist on me to do traditional surgery. Let's talk about it.

Is breast nodule operation minimally invasive?

Breast nodule is cystic hyperplasia of the breast, is a non tumor disease, postoperative to work and rest, avoid overwork, appropriate participation in sports, enhance their own immune function. To have a harmonious sex life, not cold, in order to maintain the hormone level in the body and the physiological regulation of breast tissue, but the wound of this kind of operation is relatively small, and the pain is very small during the operation.

However, we still have to pay attention, although the operation is not very difficult, but after breast minimally invasive surgery, special care needs to be paid attention to. Must not let the wound infection, to always keep the wound clean, in addition to this, must also use medical care fluid for wound care every day, that is what we call disinfection.

Intraoperative and postoperative bleeding and hematoma problems, generally can be through pressure bandage or self absorption, very few need to be changed to open surgery for hemostasis. Therefore, minimally invasive surgery is not recommended for the masses larger than 3cm in diameter or in areola. Patients with multiple fibroadenomas often need to choose multiple needle path resection, or combined with open surgery, the best control within 3 masses.

matters needing attention

Before choosing the operation method, the first thing to be clear is: the effect of the two kinds of operation is the same, both can remove the nodules, but the applicable population of the two kinds of operation is different, each has its own scope of application. Therefore, the majority of patients in the choice of surgical methods must choose their own surgical methods, rather than blindly pursue minimally invasive or traditional surgery.