How does Western medicine treat breast hyperplasia?

Many female patients think that breast hyperplasia is a common disease and thus neglect treatment. However, if breast hyperplasia is not treated well, it may lead to more serious consequences. Generally, breast hyperplasia can be solved by taking some appropriate western medicines. The following editor will introduce several common western medicines to you so that timely treatment can be achieved. Especially for women, breast health is still very important.

Modern medicine believes that the onset of breast hyperplasia is mainly due to endocrine disorders, that is, under the long-term influence of high estrogen and low progesterone, the breast tissue shows an increase in the number of parenchymal cells and changes in morphological structure.

In fact, only some mild patients can recover on their own through proper care; most patients need treatment to recover; and a small number of patients will develop breast cancer.

There are many methods to treat fibroids, and currently both Chinese and Western medicine treatments are symptomatic treatments.

This article introduces the method of Western medicine for treating breast hyperplasia:

1. Sex hormone drug tamoxifen. High estrogen levels in the body or strong sensitivity of estrogen receptors in the breast may cause breast hyperplasia. Tamoxifen is a synthetic anti-estrogen drug that can reduce the stimulation of estrogen on the breast glands. This type of drug has certain adverse reactions, such as interfering with menstruation, resulting in reduced menstrual blood, delayed or early menstruation, etc. After stopping the medication, most people will relapse.

2. Non-sex hormone therapeutic drugs such as iodine (potassium iodide or compound iodine solution) can relieve pain and improve symptoms. However, long-term use of iodine may affect hormone balance and thyroid function and should be used with caution.

3. Commonly used vitamin drugs include vitamin E and A. However, the onset of action is slow and the clinical efficacy is uncertain.

4. Auxiliary treatment drugs to improve symptoms: For those with premenstrual breast distension, diuretics can relieve symptoms. However, diuretics can only temporarily relieve symptoms and are therefore rarely used.

The most important thing for breast hyperplasia is prevention, so it is best not to have the habit of not wearing underwear, and the underwear should also be kept clean and hygienic. In addition, you can massage your breasts frequently, which can not only help breast enhancement, but also help prevent breast hyperplasia. Generally, mild breast hyperplasia can heal itself, so don't worry too much.