Cases where breast fibroid anatomy should be operated on

Benign mammary fibroids, although not dangerous for the person, will create unpleasant sensations and affect the aesthetics, the signs of the disease are often difficult to distinguish from breast cancer.

1. How to diagnose breast fibroids?

About 50% of women will develop mammary fibroids at some point in their lives. A two-party breast clinical examination can detect the mass if it is relatively large in size. Some breast fibroids are too small to feel, so they can only be detected in photo tests.

If a palpable tumor is detected, your doctor may recommend certain tests depending on your age and tumor characteristics. Tests to evaluate breast fibroids include:

  • X-ray of the mammary glands to create images (mammograms) of suspicious areas of breast tissue. A mammogram may appear on the mammogram in the form of a breast mass with rounded, smooth edges, which differ from the surrounding breast tissue.
  • Breast ultrasound: This technology uses sound waves to create images inside the breast. Your doctor may recommend an ultrasound of the breast in addition to a mammogram to assess the breast tumor if you have dense breast tissue. If mammograms show that there is a lump in the breast or other abnormalities, breast ultrasound can be used to further evaluate the tumor. Breast ultrasound can help doctors determine whether a fibroid is solid or filled with fluid. A solid mass is more likely to be mammary fibroids; a liquid-filled mass is more likely to be a cyst.
  • Small needle puncture: Through a thin needle pokes into the tumor to assess tumor characteristics.
  • Biosing u. An radiothetroenter with instructions from ultrasound usually perform this procedure. The doctor uses the needle to collect tissue samples from the tumor, to the laboratory to analyze the anatomy of the tumor. Helps distinguish from mammary gland cancer.

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Breast fibrosis in many cases without treatment

2. How to treat mammary fibroids?

Breast fibrosis in many cases does not require treatment. However, some women choose a surgical removal for peace of mind. If you are sure that a breast tumor is a fibroid based on clinical breast examination, photo tests, and biomass, you may not need surgery because:

  • Surgery can deform the shape and texture of the breast
  • Fibroids sometimes shrink by themselves or disappear
  • Breasts with multiple fibroids appear stable, unchanged in size on ultrasound compared to previous ultrasounds

If non-surgical is selected, it is important to monitor the breast fibroid with follow-up visits to the doctor for breast ultrasound to detect changes in the appearance or size of the tumor.

3. In what cases is breast fibroid surgery?

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Your doctor may recommend breast fibroid surgery in case of:

  • Breast fibroids are too large, larger or cause symptoms
  • Benign fibrosis cysts or risk of bad degeneration lead to cancer
  • Patients wishing to have breast fibroids removed

Contraint of dissection of breast fibrosis in the following cases:

  • More abnormal suspected injuries
  • Patients without children

After removing breast fibroids, it is possible that one or more new fibroids develop. New breast tumors should be evaluated by mammograms, ultrasound scans, and biomass can be done to determine if the tumor is fibroid or may become cancerous.

Breast fibroids

After removing breast fibroids, it is possible that one or more new fibroids develop

3.2 Breast fibroid peeling surgery

Step 1: Wide disinfection of the surgical area from the inside out

Step 2: Locate the breast fibroid to be removed, if small can use the needle to determine the best milestone is to do under anesthesia, if there is no condition, local anesthesia. After the incision through the skin and the organization under the skin use scissors to remove the dissection to go straight into the tumor to avoid crushing the surrounding organizations causing bleeding. Remove the tumor through the incision after removing and thoroughly bleeding the organizations around the tumor with the target. If the tumor is deep, then it is necessary to stitch the incision organization after a thorough examination does not see bleeding

Step 3: Stitch the skin back with lin thread or sub-skin stitching with Vicryl 2.0.

Step 4: Bandage the incision can be pressed with bandages around the chest if suspected peeling can also bleed, will be removed after 12-24 hours. After peeling, the removal organization must be sent for surgical testing. Take additional painkillers and antibiotics and anti-edema for patients

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SEE MORE:

  • How does breast fibrosis take place?
  • Recognize some common benign diseases in the mammary glands
  • Recognition and treatment of mammary fibrosis

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