How to treat breast calcification

Modern medical technology is developing rapidly, and as a result, some diseases have been discovered that ordinary people have never heard of. Breast calcification is a condition that most people have never heard of. In fact, it is caused by excessive accumulation of calcium in the human body in the breasts, forming calcification points in the breasts. It requires the use of modern imaging technology to be detected, and if necessary, a puncture is required for examination. How to treat breast calcification?

Not all breast calcifications require surgery. Benign breast calcifications have coarse particles and few in number and are usually not related to cancer. If there are too many tiny calcifications, there is a risk of tumor.

Small calcifications require a professional doctor to determine whether surgery is needed and provide personalized treatment. Since breast calcification is caused by many reasons, the key is to remove the root cause of the calcification while removing the calcification. The surgical methods include:

1. Combination of Chinese and Western medicine: Based on the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine and the feedback regulation mechanism produced by the stimulation of the central nervous system by penetrating drugs, a new therapy for treating breast diseases is to use circulatory local injection of special drugs to dredge the meridians, soften and disperse nodules, relieve pain and inflammation, and eliminate calcification. Through acupoint penetration, infrared light ion introduction and microwave treatment, combined with Chinese medicine conditioning therapy (nourishing blood and removing blood stasis, promoting menstruation and relieving stagnation) and hormone balance therapy, the binding of receptors to estrogen can be blocked. The combination of Chinese and Western medicine can achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root cause.

2. Minimally invasive breast-conserving surgery: Minimally invasive is safer, painless, minimally invasive, does not require sutures, and does not leave scars.

In daily life, you should also pay more attention to breast self-examination, pay attention to diet, do not drink alcohol, do not smoke, avoid abuse of hormone drugs, and if you have a family history of breast cancer, you should go to the hospital regularly for a good check-up.