What is a breast hamartoma and how is it treated?

Mammary hamartoma is a relatively rare benign tumor of the female breast. It is common in women over 40 years old. This is a disease caused by female childbirth, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Breast hamartomas grow from residual breast fat. Therefore, if there is still residual milk in the breasts during weaning, you need to be careful! How to treat breast hamartoma is the most concerned issue for female friends.

1. Diet therapy for breast hamartoma

1. Stewed Sea Cucumber with Chinese Wolfberry and American Ginseng

Prescription and usage: 96 grams of soaked sea cucumber, 10 grams of American ginseng (packed separately, stewed for only 15 minutes), 250 grams of pork spine, 65 grams of yam, and appropriate amounts of salt and peanut oil. First, cut the sea cucumber into small pieces, put it and the chopped pork spine into a large stewing pot, add Chinese yam and appropriate amount of water, simmer for 1 hour over low heat after the water boils, then add American ginseng slices, wolfberry, cooking oil and salt and simmer for another 15 minutes. Drink the soup and eat the sea cucumber several times.

Efficacy: Prevent and fight cancer, replenish qi and blood.

Evaluation: Sea cucumber is warm in nature, rich in protein, calcium and iron. The mucopolysaccharides it contains can effectively enhance the body's immune function, inhibit the growth of tumor cells and prevent their metastasis. The sea cucumber extract it contains also has anti-cancer effects. American ginseng is slightly bitter and slightly sweet, and cool in nature. It has the effects of replenishing qi and nourishing yin, clearing away heat and promoting body fluid. Chinese yam is sweet and neutral in nature, and can replenish qi and nourish yin, and nourish the spleen and kidneys. Wolfberry is sweet and neutral in nature, nourishes blood and improves essence, improves eyesight and protects the liver, and can reduce the damage of chemotherapy drugs to the liver. Combined with pork spine which replenishes the marrow, it has the effects of preventing and fighting cancer, and replenishing qi and blood.

It can also be used to nourish ordinary people and women after menstruation.

2. Stir-fried goose blood with eggplant and oyster mushroom

Prescription and usage: 125 grams of eggplant (wash, keep the skin, and cut into pieces), 150 grams of Phoenix mushroom (wash and cut into sections), and 96 grams of goose blood. First, stir-fry the eggplant and oyster mushroom in a pan with peanut oil and appropriate amount of salt over low heat until they are 70% to 80% cooked. Then add the goose blood and stir-fry quickly. Serve on a plate as a side dish. Take 1 to 2 doses daily, which can be used continuously for 7 to 10 days, or alternate with other anti-cancer dietary recipes.

Efficacy: Nourishes blood, prevents and fights cancer.

Evaluation: Eggplant tastes sweet and cool in nature, and is rich in vitamins A, C, and E. The solanine it contains can inhibit the formation of digestive tract tumors, and has a laxative effect, and has anti-cancer and anti-cancer effects; Phoenix mushroom tastes sweet and cool in nature, and has a protein content of more than 21%. It contains 8 essential amino acids and multiple vitamins. It can induce the synthesis of interferon, thereby playing an anti-cancer role, and has an auxiliary therapeutic effect on breast cancer, lymphoma, etc.; goose blood tastes slightly salty and contains vitamins and hemoglobin, and has a certain auxiliary therapeutic effect on esophageal cancer. Stir-frying the three together into a dish can not only be used as a health-preserving and cancer-preventing product, but also as an effective dietary therapy for breast tumors.

2. What foods are good for breast hamartoma?

1. Eat an appropriate amount of sugar to supplement calories. High-dose radiotherapy for patients can disrupt their body's sugar metabolism, causing a sharp drop in glycogen and an increase in lactic acid in the blood that can no longer be used; and worsening insulin deficiency. Therefore, supplementing glucose is more effective. In addition, it is advisable to eat more sugar-rich foods such as honey, rice, noodles, potatoes, etc. to supplement calories.

2. Eat more foods that have anti-cancer effects, such as soft-shelled turtle, mushroom, black fungus, garlic, seaweed, mustard and royal jelly.

3. Vitamins A and C can prevent cell malignancy and spread and increase the stability of epithelial cells. Vitamin C can also prevent general symptoms of radiation damage and increase the level of white blood cells. Vitamin E can promote cell division and delay cell aging. Vitamin B1 can promote the patient's appetite and relieve the symptoms caused by radiotherapy. Therefore, you should eat more foods rich in the above vitamins, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, sesame oil, cereals, beans and animal offal.

3. What foods are best not to eat for breast hamartoma?

1. Do not eat salted, smoked, or grilled food, especially burnt or charred food.

2. Avoid eating foods that cause irritation. Such as fish, shrimp, crab, chicken head, pork head, goose meat, chicken wings, chicken feet, etc., will aggravate the itching and inflammation of the vagina after eating.

3. Try to eat less spicy and irritating food. For example: onions, peppers, chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, mustard greens, and fennel.

4. Avoid eating fried and greasy foods. Such as fried dough sticks, cream, butter, chocolate, etc., these foods help to increase moisture and heat, which will increase the secretion of leucorrhea and are not conducive to the treatment of the disease.

5. Quit smoking, drinking, coffee and other stimulant beverages.

6. Avoid stimulant drinks such as coffee.