What to do if breast hyperplasia is benign?

There are many cases of breast hyperplasia in clinical medicine now, and most of them are benign in nature. However, patients still cannot take it lightly and must take timely measures to alleviate the symptoms, otherwise there is a possibility of cancer. So what methods should patients with benign breast hyperplasia take to solve their problems? Let’s take a look at some of the information I have collected.

1. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest. The census showed that the incidence rate was higher among intellectuals. Based on this, intellectual women should pay special attention to combining work and rest. In addition, insisting on breastfeeding can reduce the incidence of the disease, because breastfeeding can reduce the incidence of breast hyperplasia, reduce the number of miscarriages, and also reduce the incidence of the disease.

2. Surgery. For breast hyperplasia, local excision surgery cannot achieve the treatment goal. It is more about excluding breast malignant lesions. When the lump is hard and difficult to distinguish from breast cancer, surgical treatment is necessary to clarify the diagnosis.

3. Drug treatment. The traditional conventional treatment for breast hyperplasia is the use of drugs, but it is difficult to achieve the desired effect relying solely on drugs because of the special structure of the breast, and it is difficult for drugs to reach the lesions through the blood, resulting in poor treatment effects and recurring symptoms. Therefore, drug treatment is the best option for the treatment of non-fibroid hyperplasia.

4. Adjust your diet. Eat less fried foods, animal fats, sweets and excessive tonic foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits, and more whole grains. Black soybeans are the best, eat more walnuts, black sesame seeds, black fungus, and mushrooms.

5. Regular review. To avoid breast hyperplasia, women should insist on breastfeeding to reduce the incidence of the disease. They also need to reduce the number of artificial abortions and do regular check-ups to reduce the incidence of breast diseases.

Having written this far, the editor has given a relatively detailed description of the treatment methods for breast hyperplasia and some relief measures. Therefore, patients can choose a treatment under the guidance of a doctor and strengthen their care in daily life, so as to reduce the adverse effects of the disease on their health.