Post-Surgery Recovery: Addressing Pain, Nutrition, and Exercise After Tumor Removal
Postoperative Dear Dr. Lin, On April 17, I underwent a benign breast tumor excision surgery at your hospital, performed by Dr. Liu Rongzhan. It has been over a month since the surgery, and I have noticed that the muscles near the incision site feel hard. I also frequently experi...
Dr. Lin Shuilong Reply:
The hardness of the muscles near the wound is a phenomenon of tissue scarring during the healing process, which varies among individuals and typically takes about 2-3 months to gradually recover. As for the internal stabbing pain in the breast, it may be due to the wound or possi...[Read More] Post-Surgery Recovery: Addressing Pain, Nutrition, and Exercise After Tumor Removal
Effective Solutions for Managing Premenstrual Breast Pain and Skin Issues
Please ask your question? Hello, doctor. How can I improve premenstrual breast pain? Is it possible to achieve complete treatment? Is breast ultrasound examination more accurate when done before or after menstruation, or can it be performed at any time? I also have skin peeling a...
Dr. Li Junda Reply:
● Premenstrual breast pain is mostly related to female hormone secretion and may sometimes be associated with diffuse fibrocystic changes in younger women. Please consult your physician for an examination; whether it can be resolved depends on the condition, but most cases will r...[Read More] Effective Solutions for Managing Premenstrual Breast Pain and Skin Issues
Understanding Breast Tumors: Navigating Diagnosis Discrepancies
Breast tumor Hello, doctor; I had an X-ray taken at a clinic two years ago, and the diagnosis indicated a mass, but the physician said it was benign and that I only needed to have regular check-ups. However, six months later, I had an ultrasound at Taichung Veterans General Hospi...
Dr. Lin Zhemin Reply:
There are two different answers, and of course, we should find a third opinion to confirm which is better. Additionally, breast examinations should be performed one week after menstruation for the most accurate results, as they will not be affected by the menstrual cycle.[Read More] Understanding Breast Tumors: Navigating Diagnosis Discrepancies
Understanding Breast Lumps: When to Seek a Third Opinion
Breast lump Hello, Doctor; I had an X-ray performed at a clinic two years ago, and the diagnosis indicated a mass, but the physician said it was benign and that I only needed to have regular check-ups. However, six months later, I had an ultrasound at Taichung Veterans General Ho...
Dr. Lin Shuilong Reply:
Based on the issues you mentioned, it seems that you have not consulted the right physician. The significant differences in diagnoses between the two medical facilities may largely depend on whether the physician you consulted was a breast surgeon. Generally, breast examinations ...[Read More] Understanding Breast Lumps: When to Seek a Third Opinion
Understanding Breast Ultrasound Results: What to Expect and When to Worry
Breast examination I recently visited the hospital for a breast screening on the second day after my menstrual period, as I often experience breast swelling and pain before my period. The doctor examined me and found no abnormalities, recommending that I have an ultrasound once a...
Dr. Lin Shuilong Reply:
In general, breast cancer screening methods can be divided into four types: (1) Clinical breast examination: performed by a breast specialist through physical examination. (2) Mammography: used to detect dense calcifications or irregularly shaped masses. (3) Breast ultrasound: us...[Read More] Understanding Breast Ultrasound Results: What to Expect and When to Worry
Understanding Breast Pain: Insights on Calcifications and Benign Tumors
Breast pain Hello Doctor, I have a question. I have been experiencing breast pain for two years (it was not present before). The pain is sometimes in my armpit or around both sides. Recently, in July, I underwent an examination, and the doctor directly arranged for a mammogram. T...
Dr. Lin Shuilong Reply:
Many women experience breast tenderness and hardness before their menstrual period, but if your pain is persistent, it is important to pay special attention. You should regularly visit a breast specialty clinic for follow-up and consult with a specialist about possible prescripti...[Read More] Understanding Breast Pain: Insights on Calcifications and Benign Tumors