How to quickly treat breast hyperplasia?

Many women often suffer from breast hyperplasia. There are many causes for breast hyperplasia, most of which are closely related to mental factors, eating habits and bad living habits. Whenever breast hyperplasia occurs, most people will feel very worried and afraid that breast hyperplasia will cause lesions. So how to quickly treat breast hyperplasia?

Fibrocystic breast disease is a common breast disease in women. The nomenclature of this disease is very confusing, and it is also known as lobular hyperplasia, mammary dysplasia, fibrocystic disease, etc. It was previously called chronic cystic mastitis, but in fact this disease does not involve any inflammatory changes and is therefore not suitable for use. The characteristic of this disease is the proliferation of breast components, which show abnormalities in structure, quantity and tissue morphology, so it is called cystic hyperplasia or mammary dysplasia.

Western medicine treatment of breast hyperplasia:

1. Drug treatment:

Most cystic hyperplasia can be treated non-surgically. Using a bra to lift the breasts and using Chinese medicine to soothe the liver, regulate qi and harmonize the body can relieve pain. When the pain in the premenopausal period is obvious, methyltestosterone can be taken before menstruation, 3 times a day, 5 mg each time; progesterone can also be taken orally 5-10 mg daily for 7-10 days before menstruation. In recent years, the use of vitamin E treatment has also had the effect of relieving pain.

2. Surgical treatment:

If the lesion is limited to a part of the breast and there is still an obvious lump after menstruation, surgical treatment can also be used.

3. Treatment under the guidance of a doctor: Western medicine includes 5% potassium iodide. Those with severe pain can try methyltestosterone, which should be taken orally one week before menstruation to avoid further disrupting the delicate balance of human hormones.

If breast hyperplasia occurs, it is best to go to a professional and regular hospital for examination and treatment, and let the doctor take reasonable measures and treatment according to the patient's condition. If the breast hyperplasia is mild, it can generally be treated with medication. If the breast hyperplasia is more serious, surgery may be required if necessary.