Breast hyperplasia can be treated with salt hot compress

The breasts can be heated with salt. There are two main benefits of using salt to heat the breasts. First, using salt to heat the breast can improve blood circulation, promote breast metabolism, and relieve breast pain. Second, when applying hot salt compresses, the plasma osmotic pressure increases, which can relieve breast edema and alleviate clinical symptoms in patients with subacute mastitis. However, using salt compresses to heat the breasts can only serve as an auxiliary treatment and cannot be used to treat breast diseases.

When you suffer from breast diseases, avoid trusting folk remedies too much. You should go to a regular hospital's breast surgery or general surgery department in time to determine the cause of the disease and cooperate with professional doctors for treatment. In addition, when using salt to heat the breast, you must pay attention to the temperature adjustment to avoid scalding the breast skin and causing serious complications such as acute mastitis. After using salt to heat the breast, you should promptly clean the remaining salt stains on the surface of the breast to avoid long-term irritation of the breast skin and cause breast eczema.

When breast hyperplasia occurs, many ordinary people use hot compress to treat it. Fibrocystic breast disease is a common breast disease caused by excessive proliferation and incomplete repair of breast tissue due to abnormal changes in estrogen levels in the human body. It is mainly manifested as regular breast pain and proliferative lumps. There are many treatments for fibrocystic breast disease. Hot compress is a kind of acupuncture therapy, which can improve the local circulation of the breast and has certain efficacy and effect in alleviating breast symptoms. During the hot compress treatment of breast hyperplasia, it is important to control the temperature and time to avoid thermal burns to the breast tissue skin.

Breast hyperplasia is caused by hormonal disorder in women's bodies, so hot compress cannot have a therapeutic effect. In addition, after local hot compress, blood circulation is accelerated, which may aggravate the symptoms of breast hyperplasia, so local hot compress is not necessary. Normally, the mammary gland will proliferate and regenerate with the menstrual cycle. After the menstrual cycle begins, it is affected by growth hormones and the mammary gland begins to proliferate, making full preparations for breastfeeding after pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur during the menstrual cycle, the hyperplastic breasts begin to recover after the menarche. If the breasts proliferate excessively and the recovery is incomplete, and discomfort symptoms occur, this is commonly known as breast hyperplasia. Hot compresses have no therapeutic effect in this case and are not recommended. If the symptoms are relatively mild, no medication is needed. Don't be too stressed and keep a good mood. You will gradually get better. If necessary, you can see a doctor and take symptomatic medication.