The three most feared things when extracting breast cysts

When draining breast cysts, you need to be most vigilant about infection, improper postoperative care, and repeated recurrence. These three situations may affect the treatment effect and even cause new health problems, so special attention should be paid.

Breast cyst is a relatively common benign breast disease, usually manifested as a cystic mass inside one or both breasts. During the fluid extraction treatment, infection is one of the biggest risks, usually caused by inadequate aseptic operation or improper postoperative wound care. Infection may cause local redness, swelling, pain, and even inflammatory reactions. During the fluid extraction process, medical staff must strictly abide by the principles of asepsis, and patients must also follow the doctor's instructions after surgery to keep the local area clean and dry, and avoid rubbing or pressing the wound. Improper postoperative care may delay recovery or even induce complications, such as failure to change the dressing on time or ignoring the doctor's follow-up instructions. Third, the hidden dangers of breast cyst recurrence need to be focused on. This may be related to factors such as fluctuations in hormone levels in the patient's body and unresolved primary causes. If cysts recur, other possible breast lesions, such as breast hyperplasia or breast cancer, should be excluded in combination with medical history and ultrasound examination. Potential causes.

To effectively prevent and manage the potential risks after breast cyst extraction, patients should adopt a balanced diet after surgery, such as appropriately increasing foods rich in vitamin C and anti-inflammatory ingredients (such as citrus and tomatoes) to assist wound healing; perform regular breast examinations to monitor changes in the condition; avoid mood swings and maintain a calm state of mind. At the same time, moderate exercise can promote blood circulation and reduce the risk of recurrence of breast diseases, such as choosing low-intensity exercise such as yoga or brisk walking. If postoperative fever, severe pain, or re-accumulation of cystic fluid occurs, seek medical attention immediately for detailed evaluation and treatment. Scientific management of the treatment process of breast cysts not only helps recovery, but also reduces the psychological burden and allows life to return to normal.