Breast fibroids, or fibroadenomas of the breast, carry a certain risk of cancer. It is generally recommended that larger breast fibroids be removed surgically at an early stage. The recovery period for patients after surgery is determined by how well the patient’s wounds heal. Patients usually recover completely within 1 week. Patients with mammary fibroids should pay attention to keeping the wound clean and dry after surgery to ensure that it is breathable and to avoid infection at the wound due to stuffiness and humidity. After surgery, patients should pay attention to quit smoking and drinking, avoid eating spicy and stimulating food, balanced nutrition, light diet, eat more food rich in high quality eggs, such as milk, lean meat, eggs, etc., which is beneficial to patients’ recovery; eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to replenish vitamins and enhance physical fitness. It is important to develop good rest habits, avoid staying up late and being too emotionally stressed, pay attention to keeping a happy mood, have regular follow-up examinations to detect changes in the condition, and deal with any recurrence or reoccurrence of breast fibroids in time.