How to treat subcutaneous breast nodules?

Dear female friends, you must pay attention to your physical health issues, especially women are prone to breast diseases and gynecological diseases. Once these diseases occur, they are bound to cause great harm, so you must take preventive measures, such as paying attention to protecting your breasts. Otherwise, various breast diseases will occur, such as subcutaneous nodules. The following are methods for treating the disease.

How to treat subcutaneous breast nodules?

It is considered that the symptoms may be caused by nodules.

Guidance:

It is recommended that you take some anti-inflammatory drugs in this case and observe. If the condition does not improve, you can have surgery.

It is considered to be caused by lobular hyperplasia or breast cysts, which is usually related to the menstrual cycle.

Guidance:

It is recommended to take antibiotics orally, such as Baixiaodan, cefradine, etc., and apply hot towels to the breasts and have regular B-ultrasound examinations.

This condition is caused by subcutaneous nodules in the breast.

Guidance:

If a simple subcutaneous breast nodule is large, surgery is required. If it is small, Chinese medicine for clearing blood stasis and dispersing nodules can be used. In life, you must keep a happy mood and learn to face pressure with ease.

The above situation is generally common in benign breast hyperplasia, which is also a type of benign hyperplasia.

Therefore, it is recommended that you take some medicines such as Rupixiao Tablets and Rujieping Tablets first, and go to a regular hospital for regular check-ups. If the tumor continues to grow, surgical treatment will be required.

The examination revealed that I had a breast nodule. The nodule was a bit large and the shape was not good. So I should consider surgical treatment.

In addition, after surgical treatment, a pathological biopsy is also needed, and then further symptomatic treatment can be carried out according to the results of the biopsy. This treatment can also have a good effect.

Subcutaneous nodules are hard, round or oval, painless nodules. The diameter is 0.2 to 10 cm. It is often located in areas subject to more friction, such as the extensor side of the elbow, Achilles tendon, scalp, ischial tuberosity or around joints. Rarely seen sites include the ears and bridge of the nose. Subcutaneous nodules rarely cause symptoms but occasionally rupture and become infected. Subcutaneous nodules typically grow slowly and may persist or disappear during disease remission. The appearance of subcutaneous nodules is closely related to high titer serum rheumatoid factor, severe joint destruction and active rheumatoid lesions.