Can breast hyperplasia be cured?

Breast hyperplasia is very common among women. In fact, breast diseases are closely related to eating behaviors. Breast hyperplasia is a very common breast disease among women. So how should we treat breast hyperplasia in daily life? What can women eat to treat breast hyperplasia? Next, let me tell you how women can prevent breast hyperplasia.

Experts point out that the cause of breast hyperplasia is endocrine disorders. Changes in women's breasts are closely related to the cyclical physiological changes in ovarian function. These changes lead to proliferative changes in the milk ducts and alveoli, causing premenstrual breast pain.

Treatment of breast hyperplasia

1. Western medicine treatment

Because we don’t fully understand the pathogenesis and causes of breast hyperplasia, Western medicine can only treat breast hyperplasia symptomatically, but there are usually some side effects. There is no hormone therapy in Western medicine. Some people use androgen therapy to control the effects of estrogen, soften the nodules continuously, and relieve symptoms. However, this method may cause an imbalance in human hormones and is not suitable for routine use.

2. Surgical treatment

Because surgical treatment causes great damage, cannot cure the disease fundamentally, can cause multiple recurrences, and requires a long time to recover after surgery, it is difficult for people to accept. However, for patients with more severe breast hyperplasia, if the lump grows rapidly or becomes hard in a short period of time, they should be alert to the possibility of canceration and perform a biopsy or simple resection if necessary.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine follows the basic principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, combines the specific conditions of patients with breast hyperplasia, and adopts personalized, disease-specific medication for targeted treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine is helpful for endocrine regulation to a certain extent, has obvious effects, and can treat the disease fundamentally.

Dietary taboos for patients with breast hyperplasia

Breast hyperplasia has become a common disease among women. Some cases of breast hyperplasia may even cause lesions if delayed treatment. According to surveys, about 70% to 80% of women have breast hyperplasia to varying degrees, which is more common in women aged 25 to 45, or accounting for 28% to 40% of women of childbearing age. So, what are the foods that patients with breast hyperplasia cannot eat?

1. Eat less fatty foods

Do not eat chicken or beef fed with estrogen. Because these can cause breast hyperplasia or aggravate breast hyperplasia.

2. Avoid eating hair-raising foods

Irritation foods refer to foods that are particularly likely to induce certain diseases or aggravate existing diseases. Such as pork head, dog meat, mutton, crabs, etc.

3. Avoid hot, spicy and stimulating foods

Mastitis is mainly caused by heat accumulation in the breast, which is a yang syndrome, heat syndrome, and excess syndrome. Garlic, pepper, Sichuan pepper, chili and other foods are hot in nature and will generate heat and fire after eating, making the symptoms worse.

4. Avoid hot and greasy foods.

Including fatty meat, fried dough sticks, fried twisted dough sticks and other fried pastries.

Women with breast hyperplasia can control the progression of breast hyperplasia by eating sufficient protein, eating fresh fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and fiber, and maintaining good low-fat, high-fiber eating habits. In addition, patients with breast hyperplasia can also appropriately consume some dietary recipes that are beneficial to the breast.