Understanding Breast Fibromas: Size Limits and Potential Complications
Breast fibroma How large can a breast fibroadenoma grow? If left untreated, could it lead to any complications?
Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Generally, a size of 2 to 3 centimeters is not likely to cause any complications if left untreated. Of course, there is a type of giant fibroadenoma that can exceed 5 centimeters; the risk of it becoming malignant if untreated is extremely low. However, if it continues to ...[Read More] Understanding Breast Fibromas: Size Limits and Potential Complications
Post-Surgery Pain and Discomfort After Fibroadenoma Removal
Postoperative Wound After Fibroadenoma Surgery Hello, doctor. I underwent surgery at the beginning of the month to remove seven bilateral breast fibromas. Since then, aside from pain at the incision site, I have been experiencing sharp pain, tingling, swelling, and even internal ...
Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! The breasts are inherently sensitive organs, and since you had seven incisions, it is recommended to take pain relievers, muscle relaxants, and vitamin B12 for one to two weeks, which should help improve your condition gradually. Take care! Changhua Hospital cares about yo...[Read More] Post-Surgery Pain and Discomfort After Fibroadenoma Removal
Understanding Breast Fibromas: Concerns, Surgery, and Dietary Impact
Breast fibroadenoma Hello Dr. Wang. At the end of last month, I discovered a tumor in my chest that had been present for about four months. Following a friend's suggestion, I decided to undergo surgery. During the process, the doctor performed a physical examination and, aft...
Dr. Wang Zhitang Reply:
Hello Mei Mei: Based on your letter, it appears that the tumor in your breast has been removed. The pre-operative breast ultrasound, mammography, and MRI are imaging studies that can indicate whether a tumor is likely benign or malignant, but they cannot definitively determine th...[Read More] Understanding Breast Fibromas: Concerns, Surgery, and Dietary Impact
Understanding Breast Fibromas: When is Surgery Necessary?
Breast fibroma Hello Doctor: I have been diagnosed with a breast fibroadenoma measuring approximately 1.5 centimeters. I have consulted two different hospitals and received two different management approaches; one suggested that I only need to be monitored for 1-2 years, while th...
Dr. Lin Kecheng Reply:
Dear Patient, Generally speaking, when a physician diagnoses a fibroma, it is often done through ultrasound. In your case, being a 25-year-old female with a 1.5 cm mass, here are some considerations: 1. Benefits of surgery: The excised tissue can be sent for pathological examin...[Read More] Understanding Breast Fibromas: When is Surgery Necessary?