How many days after fibroid surgery is the stitches removed?

Fibroids are common among many benign tumors and are mostly found in women. If they are not very serious in the early stages, they can be treated with medication, but if they are large, they must be surgically removed otherwise lesions will occur. Any surgery has certain risks, and fibroid surgery is also risky. Stitches are required during the operation, and the stitches need to be removed after recovery is almost complete. Although medical thread is safer than ordinary thread, it does not belong to the body after all, and leaving it in the body is not conducive to wound recovery. So how many days is appropriate to remove stitches after fibroid surgery?

Breast fibroids are benign lesions. If they are small, regular check-ups are required. If they are large, timely surgical removal is necessary. Long-term development may lead to malignant changes. The stitches can be removed one week after the operation. Do not eat spicy foods and eat more vegetables and fruits. It is not recommended that you go to work within one month after the operation. Eat more high-protein, low-fat foods.

Dietary taboos after fibroid surgery:

1. Health products containing high estrogen

2. Avoid caffeinated foods like chocolate, carbonated sodas, concentrated starchy pastries and fatty dairy products, hormone-laden meats and refined sugars. Switch to a low-fat, vegetarian diet because a high-fat diet not only contributes to obesity but also leads to imbalanced estrogen levels, which is the primary cause of the development.

3. High animal fat: Excessive fat intake will accumulate in the breasts, increasing the burden on the breasts and aggravating the condition. Eat less greasy food, such as too much fat, lard, fat, pork skin, chicken skin, duck skin, etc.

4. Irritating food and condiments: The more seasonings you use, the better: Medical research results show that natural condiments such as pepper, cinnamon, cloves, fennel, ginger, etc. have certain inducement and toxicity. If you use too much condiments in your diet, you may experience dry mouth, sore throat, lack of energy, insomnia, etc. in mild cases, and may induce disease in severe cases. Therefore, it is better to use as little seasoning as possible in your daily diet.