Patient's question:
I have had menstrual irregularities for many years and have always experienced symptoms of dysmenorrhea. Six months ago, I started noticing some abnormalities in my vaginal discharge and often felt itchy. Recently, I went to the hospital for a health check-up, and the doctor said I have fibroadenomas of the breast. What is going on? What is the relationship between abnormal vaginal discharge and breast tumors?Doctor's answer:
All surgical specimens should be routinely sent for pathological biopsy for final diagnosis. The creation of surgical incisions should consider both aesthetic and functional needs. If the patient requires breastfeeding, a radial incision centered around the nipple should be made. If breastfeeding is not required in the future, an arc-shaped incision along the areola margin can be performed. For patients prone to this condition, a transverse incision along the chest and nipple can be used. Abnormal vaginal discharge has a significant impact on patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly and pay close attention to self-care. Increase intake of vegetables and fruits, avoid foods, and hope that patients with abnormal vaginal discharge can receive professional treatment.