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Will My Breast Regain Its Shape After Minimally Invasive Fibroadenoma Surgery?

Minimally Invasive Fibroadenoma Removal Recently, during a consultation, a 2 cm fibroadenoma was discovered, which was confirmed to be benign through a biopsy. However, due to the presence of blood vessels, the fibroadenoma continued to grow larger. A minimally invasive surgery w...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: If the indentation is not significant, it may recover. Changhua Hospital cares about you.

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Should You Remove a 2.2cm Fibroadenoma? Expert Insights on Surgery Risks

Should a 2.2 cm fibroadenoma be surgically removed? Hello Doctor, thank you for taking the time to answer my questions amidst your busy schedule. This year, I had a breast ultrasound that revealed a tumor measuring less than 1 cm. The doctor noted that its shape was not ideal and...


Dr. Tang Yuxiong Reply:
Our hospital has a minimally invasive breast center, and we recommend visiting our women's health clinic for evaluation. Being slender is not an absolute contraindication for minimally invasive excision. If there are concerns about the growth of a fibroadenoma due to specifi...

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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Common Concerns and Follow-Up Care

Fibroadenoma Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask you some related questions: 1. Is it common for a 36-year-old to have multiple fibroadenomas? 2. Do breast cancer patients generally have fibroadenomas, or are the two conditions not significantly related? 3. Is it normal to follo...


Dr. Chen Ronghong Reply:
Hello, 1. Fibroadenomas are quite common in women of this age. 2. The two are unrelated; fibroadenomas do not carry a risk of malignant transformation. The reason for monitoring is that fibroadenomas can grow, and a diagnosis made solely through ultrasound without biopsy is not 1...

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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Common Concerns and Management Tips

Fibroadenoma Hello Doctor: Six months ago, I had a breast ultrasound that showed normal results. At that time, the doctor said to follow up in a year. However, after undergoing in vitro fertilization and taking several hormonal medications, I decided to have another check-up six ...


Dr. Chen Bingze Reply:
Hello, 1. Fibroadenomas are likely the most common benign tumors of the breast, and the chance of them turning malignant is quite low. 2 and 3. A six-month follow-up is common in medical practice; however, if you are truly concerned, you can insist on a biopsy. 4. It is true ...

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Managing Post-Surgery Pain After Fibroadenoma Removal: What to Do?

Fibroadenoma Hello, doctor: I discovered a 4cm benign fibroma in my left chest at the beginning of August. After undergoing general anesthesia and surgical removal on August 16, I have been experiencing persistent headaches and a feeling of pressure at the back of my head every d...


Dr. Chen Bingze Reply:
Is it common to experience persistent headaches the day after surgery? Generally, it seems less likely to be a side effect of anesthesia. I recommend that you continue to consult your original physician and inform them that the current medication is ineffective. They may be able ...

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Can Fibroadenomas Affect Pregnancy? What You Need to Know

Can a person with a fibroid adenoma become pregnant? Hello Doctor: I live in Pingtung. At the age of 33, I discovered a hard lump in my breast during a self-examination. I went to the hospital for an examination, and after a breast ultrasound, it was found that I have three fibro...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: It will not affect the follow-up.

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Post-Fibroadenoma Surgery: Persistent Nipple Inversion Concerns

After the excision of a fibroma (minimally invasive), the nipple retraction cannot be restored? Hello, I just underwent minimally invasive surgery to remove a fibroma. Due to congenital nipple inversion (which can temporarily revert with pressure), I noticed about two weeks post-...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! We can observe first and wait for the underlying tissue fluid to accumulate to see if the nipple will return to its protruded state. If it remains inverted, we can consider flap reconstruction, but it is advisable to wait until you no longer wish to breastfeed to avoid mas...

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Post-Fibroadenoma Surgery: Persistent Nipple Inversion Concerns

After minimally invasive excision of a fibroma, the nipple retraction cannot be restored? Hello, I just underwent minimally invasive surgery to remove a fibroma. Due to a congenital nipple inversion (which can temporarily revert when pressed), I noticed about two weeks post-surge...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Replied.

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Understanding Breast Fibroadenomas, Cysts, and IVF: Key Questions Answered

Fibroadenoma of the breast, cysts, and blisters, while simultaneously undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF)? Hello Doctor: In early February of this year, I discovered that I had a total of seven lumps in both breasts, and their shapes were somewhat irregular. I first underwent...


Dr. Tang Yuxiong Reply:
Hello, Ms. Mina. I apologize for the wait. 1. There are three types of fibrocystic changes: simple, complex, and complicated. If it is the complicated type, minimally invasive excision is recommended. Based on the previous core needle biopsy and fine needle aspiration, it has b...

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How Often Should You Follow Up on a Fibroadenoma Diagnosis?

Follow-up issues for fibroepithelial tumors? I was diagnosed with a fibroadenoma in March of this year, measuring about 1 to 2 centimeters. Due to the severe pandemic situation, I did not return to the hospital for a follow-up. At that time, the doctor mentioned after the ultraso...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: If possible, surgery for excision can be performed. A fine-needle aspiration biopsy can also be considered. If excision is not performed, further monitoring can be done. The Changhua Hospital of the Ministry of Health and Welfare is concerned about you.

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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Concerns and Surgical Options for Young Women

Breast fibroma Hello, doctor. I am currently abroad. Since 2018, I have undergone ultrasound examinations that revealed multiple tumors in both breasts. Each time I followed up, the radiologists considered them to be fibroadenomas. In November of last year, during a follow-up, it...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
The chances are slim. You have multiple fibroadenomas in your breasts. Since you are still young, your hormone levels are relatively high, which indeed makes fibroadenomas more likely to grow. There has been an observed trend of growth, and medically, it is recommended to excise ...

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Should You Remove a 4cm Breast Fibroadenoma? Key Considerations

Does a 4 cm breast fibroadenoma need to be removed? Hello, Doctor. 1. When the doctor mentioned that I have a breast 'fibroma,' could it actually be 'fibroadenoma'? 2. My breast fibroadenoma measures 4.15 × 1.71 cm. Is it necessary to remove it? 3. If remova...


Dr. Chen Mingzhi Reply:
Hello: 1. Yes. 2. 3. 4. If you have specialists regularly monitoring your condition, given your age, surgery may not be necessary unless there is suspicion of other conditions such as phyllodes tumor, etc. Consideration can be given to minimally invasive surgery under local anest...

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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Impact of Minimally Invasive Surgery on Nipple

Fibroadenoma Hello, I am 18 years old. Last week, I experienced pain when my right breast was touched, and it was found that I have three fibroadenomas that are almost connected. During the ultrasound, the doctor mentioned that they are approximately 3 centimeters in size, but si...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! Minimally invasive surgery is primarily effective in reducing damage to the milk ducts when dealing with multiple fibroadenomas, which helps prevent mastitis during pregnancy and lactation. However, if there is only one fibroadenoma located near the nipple, traditional sur...

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Understanding Nipple and Areola Issues: Causes and Treatments

Nipple and areola issues? Hello, doctor. I was diagnosed with a fibroadenoma and fibrocystic changes last year. I had a follow-up appointment last week, and everything was fine. However, in the past few days, my right nipple has suddenly become very itchy, and it has been itchy f...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello; there are no major issues. Please visit the outpatient clinic for a check-up at the Ministry of Health and Welfare Changhua Hospital when you have time.

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Understanding Post-Surgery Issues After Fibroid Removal: Recovery and Concerns

Issues Six Months After Fibroid Removal Hello, Doctor: In February of this year, I had three fibromas removed, each approximately 1.5 to 2 centimeters in size, all of which were benign. The doctor mentioned that I have a tendency to develop fibromas, so I need to have regular fol...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Recovery time varies for each individual, but most people will experience improvement, which does not necessarily mean a complete return to normal. The deeper the incision, the more vertical and three-dimensional scar tissue accumulates, leading to a prolonged sensation of hardne...

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Should You Surgically Remove An Atypical Fibroadenoma in the Breast?

Does an atypical fibrous cyst require surgical removal? At the end of August, a breast ultrasound revealed a 1.4 cm fibrocystic change in the left breast. After fine needle aspiration, it was not possible to determine whether it was a benign or malignant tumor. The doctor mention...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: The outpatient surgical excision and pathological specimen submission is being monitored by the Changhua Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.

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Does Fibroadenoma Surgery Affect Future Breast Development and Milk Production?

Does surgery for a fibroadenoma affect breast development? I would like to ask the doctor if undergoing surgery for a fibroadenoma will affect breast development (such as future milk secretion). I have had three surgeries before, two through the areola and one through the chest. ...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! At 28 years old, breast development will no longer occur, but there may be instances of blocked milk ducts and inflammation during breastfeeding. For aesthetic reasons, current minimally invasive surgeries typically conceal scars along the edge of the areola. It's adv...

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Does Fibroadenoma Surgery Affect Future Breast Development?

Does surgery for a fibroadenoma affect breast development? I would like to ask the doctor if undergoing surgery for a fibroadenoma will affect breast development (such as future milk secretion). I have previously had three surgeries, two through the areola and one through the che...


Dr. Li Zhonghuai Reply:
Hello! I have replied! Stay safe! Changhua Hospital cares about you!

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Understanding Fibroadenomas: Pain and Symptoms in Breast Health

Breast fibroma Ten years ago, I had an examination at the hospital that revealed several fibromas of varying sizes in my left and right breasts. The fibroma in my left breast measured as large as 3.6 cm (the doctor advised to decide on surgery after having children). After giving...


Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: There is nothing serious. When you have time, please visit the general surgery outpatient clinic for a breast ultrasound at Changhua Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare. We care about you.

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Understanding Breast Lumps: What You Need to Know at 24

Breast lump Hello Doctor: I am 24 years old and have felt a movable lump to the left of my right nipple. It is not painful, and I can hardly feel it when I raise my arm or lie down, but I can feel it when my arm is down. What could this be? If it were breast cancer, would a hard ...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Breast lumps cannot be accurately assessed through online consultations; a physical examination by a breast specialist (primarily using ultrasound) is necessary for a definitive diagnosis and clinical recommendations. In younger women, common conditions include fibroadenomas and ...

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