How should ossifying fibroma be treated

Ossifying fibroma can be treated surgically. Ossifying fibroma is a benign bone fibrous lesion, commonly found in the jawbone. It can be divided into two types: traditional and juvenile. Surgical removal or scraping of the tumor is the most effective way to treat ossifying fibroma. Ossifying fibroma contains fibrous connective tissue and bone tissue. Traditional Chinese medicine cannot eliminate these tissues, so traditional Chinese medicine treatment is ineffective. If ossifying fibroma occurs in the maxilla, after surgical removal, prosthetic repair or bone transplantation is required to restore the defect and function of the maxilla.

What to eat when having fibroids

You should eat more high-protein, low-fat foods, such as dairy products, soy products, eggs, fish, lean meat, etc. High protein can supplement amino acids, increase the patient's nutrition and resistance, and a low-fat diet can avoid excessive fat intake, which will accumulate in the breasts and increase the burden on the breasts. Patients with breast fibroids need to pay attention to their diet. Some foods can be eaten more, while others cannot. For example, consuming more high-protein foods, such as fish and pure milk, can supplement amino acids and increase resistance. The idea that you cannot eat fish when you are sick is wrong. It is not recommended to eat foods that clearly contain high levels of estrogen, such as old hens, royal jelly, etc.

Can I breastfeed if I have breast fibroids?

Because breast fibroids are not as harmful to the body as breast cancer, breastfeeding can be continued if breast fibroids are found during lactation. The fibroids can be treated after the lactation period. Patients may present with localized lumps with clear boundaries and good mobility. Simply removing the tumor can achieve a cure. After surgery for breast fibroids, breastfeeding can be continued.