What is the best way to treat breast hyperplasia? Experts recommend treatments

Breast hyperplasia is a common disease among women, and this disease is related to age. It is recommended to choose a combination of Chinese and Western medicine for the treatment of breast hyperplasia. Breast hyperplasia can also be treated through surgery or massage.

1. What is the best way to treat breast hyperplasia?

1. Oral products

Oral products need to pass through the digestive system and be absorbed into the blood through the capillaries, and then reach the mammary gland through blood circulation. However, the mammary gland is not directly connected to the blood vessels and is wrapped by superficial fascia, so the effect is greatly reduced.

2. Injectable products

The effect of injection is the same as that of oral administration. Although the active ingredients avoid loss in the intestines and digestive system and directly enter the blood, they still cannot penetrate the superficial fascia. The bioavailability is insufficient and it is difficult to play the desired role.

3. Puncture surgery

The advantage of puncture surgery is that it can directly drain the accumulated pus, but it also has a disadvantage. The disadvantage is that it is prone to recurrence and is risky.

4. Other patches

Although traditional patches can use pores to deliver active ingredients to the mammary gland, they do not deliver the active ingredients to the acupuncture points in a targeted manner. The active ingredients are not easily absorbed, resulting in 80% loss, slow action, and poor results.

2. Correct method of breast examination:

Take off your clothes to fully expose your breasts, and you or someone else can place your palms flat on your breasts and gently press them. If someone else is checking, it is best to stand behind the person being checked and reach your hand from behind to the chest to touch and press. During this examination, if a lump is found in the breast, attention should be paid to the size of the lump, whether it can be moved, whether it is adhered to the skin or breast tissue, and whether there is any tenderness. In addition, the chest wall, contralateral breast, and bilateral axillae should also be checked for the presence of enlarged lymph nodes. Also pay attention to whether the breasts on both sides are the same size, whether the nipples are inverted, whether there are depressions in the breast skin and other special changes, etc.