Can I use heat to treat breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia is a relatively common breast disease among female friends. The severity of the disease varies, and it also causes certain distress to patients with breast hyperplasia. So, does hot compress for breast hyperplasia have any practical effect?

Does heat compress have any practical effect on breast hyperplasia?

Hot compress has no practical effect on breast hyperplasia, because breast hyperplasia is caused by the disorder of hormone metabolism in women's body, especially the imbalance of estrogen and oestrogen ratio, which leads to excessive hyperplasia and incomplete recovery of breast essence.

Therefore, breast hyperplasia is caused by endocrine nerve dysfunction. The key treatment method is to regulate the endocrine system and appropriately combine some physical therapy methods to assist in treatment. Hot compress has no effect on the metabolism of growth hormone, so it is useless for the treatment of breast hyperplasia. Friends with breast hyperplasia must go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and increasing the difficulty of treatment.

Heat can help relieve breast pain

Hot compress cannot effectively alleviate the symptoms of breast hyperplasia, but it can relieve breast pain. This is because hot compress can dilate subcutaneous capillaries, promote local blood circulation and metabolism, have anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, and promote the absorption of blood stasis. Therefore, when there is breast pain, use a cotton towel to warm the breast to relieve breast pain.

How to apply heat to breasts

Patients with breast hyperplasia can prepare a basin of boiling water, then soak a cotton towel, wring it to dry, about 45 degrees, and then fold the long cotton towel and apply it around the breast, maintaining the hot compress for about 15 minutes. After warming the breast, you can use both hands to massage the breast appropriately until the breast is slightly warm. It can be done twice a day to relieve breast pain.