Breast abcess

2025-08-28 14:20:58
Do you need to be admitted for breast abcess aspiration with needle? If yes then for how many days? ?
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Answered2025-08-30 05:23:44

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What is the size of the abscess? If it's smaller then only aspiration can be done. But it's bigger than incision and drainage is the procedure which is routinely done with proper cleaning of the tissue. Generally it's a daycare procedure but may sometimes require admission for day or two depending on various factors
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Answered2025-08-29 07:37:52

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No need for admission . Its a simple day care procedure

Answered2025-08-29 07:16:31

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Mostly it's a day care procedure but depending on size and condition observation might be needed

Answered2025-08-29 07:10:42

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Depends on the size of the abscess and patients condition Kindly connect

Answered2025-08-29 03:28:18

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Aspiration of breast abscess is an incomplete treatment. The breast abscess should be drained

Answered2025-08-28 16:59:05

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Answered2025-08-28 15:15:37

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only half a day admission

Answered2025-08-29 09:38:07

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It's just a minor procedure.Take just a day for all the process

Answered2025-08-29 03:36:27

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No you don't need to be admitted it is a daycare procedure

Answered2025-08-29 03:31:43

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no need of admission its a simple procedure

Answered2025-08-28 19:12:27

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Depends upon the size of abcess, severity of it. If its in small part then not needed, but if it is more thn 2-3cm then admission is required for i/v antibiotic course. Plus if you are having fever bcz of this then also yes.

Answered2025-08-28 18:34:22

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Answered2025-08-28 16:47:39

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Generally no admission for aspiration process. Depends upon your treating dr.

Answered2025-08-28 15:33:04

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