The first is the pain caused by scar, which refers to scar tissue hyperplasia, which is characterized by scar redness and swelling, which is less common after breast cancer surgery.
The pain of muscle traction in the second kind of operating area is more common, which is manifested as discomfort during activity, and sometimes muscle spasm and pain occur during rest.
Analgesic method: 1. The pain caused by scar needs to be treated in plastic surgery, including the application of scar-removing drugs and injection drugs. 2. Muscle pain can be relieved by local application of drugs such as voltarin, and it is also important to carry out functional exercise under the guidance of a doctor.
One year after breast cancer surgery, the wound hurts because it hurts the surrounding nerves during surgery. Pay attention to protect the affected limb, exercise moderately every day, and do Baduanjin. I have had breast cancer surgery for two and a half years, and I have never felt any pain in the wound. Occasionally there is a little pain, which is a slight pain that can be resisted.
If it is the pain caused by scar, it means that scar tissue has proliferated, which is characterized by redness, itching and pain of scar. More common in patients with scar constitution. Acupuncture treatment of traditional Chinese medicine is effective at one time.
If it is the pain of muscle traction in the operating area, it is manifested as discomfort during activity, and sometimes muscle spasm and pain occur during rest. It can be used locally to relieve inflammation and pain, and the effect is better if it is combined with acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine.
Does it hurt? I used to have a little pain. I changed my attention and kept paying attention. The more it hurts, especially when the weather is not good and gloomy. But it has been hurting for more than three years now, and there is no wound. Probably a doctor. Okay.
Suggestion: 1, breast surgery, it is best to go to the medical institution at the time of operation; 2, according to the doctor's advice for clinical treatment; 3. Change your underwear frequently, take a shower or brush your body.