What are the harms of fibroadenoma surgery to the breast?
May 16, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yu Xiaopeng
Introduction
In general, the shape and function of the breast are not significantly affected after surgery. The extent of breast damage from fibroadenoma surgery depends on various factors, including the surgical method, tumor location and size, and details during the procedure. Choosing an appropriate surgical technique and experienced surgeon, along with proper postoperative care and follow-up examinations, can minimize breast injury caused by the surgery.
Generally speaking, the extent of damage to the breast from fibroadenoma surgery can be analyzed as follows:
In most cases, the shape and function of the breast are not significantly affected after surgery. However, during the surgical procedure, some milk ducts may be severed, potentially leading to reduced or interrupted milk production. This usually affects only the breast tissue in the immediate area of the surgery and does not significantly impair the overall function of the breast. Additionally, the surgery may cause some damage to lymphatic vessels, increasing the risk of localized lymphedema in the breast. Postoperative complications such as infection or bleeding may also occur, which could further contribute to breast tissue damage. Therefore, when undergoing fibroadenoma surgery, it is important to choose an appropriate surgical technique and an experienced surgeon to minimize breast damage, and to pay close attention to postoperative care and follow-up examinations.
In summary, the degree of harm caused by fibroadenoma surgery depends on multiple factors, including the surgical method used, tumor location and size, and procedural details. Selecting an appropriate surgical approach and skilled surgeon, along with proper postoperative care and regular follow-ups, can help minimize damage to the breast.
