What to do with cystic breast nodules?

Women's health needs to be taken seriously. After all, only when they are healthy can they be more content in life and not easily threatened and harmed by diseases. However, nowadays, various health risks will quietly come, repeatedly hitting the psychology of female friends, especially breast diseases, which still need timely and correct treatment. So what should we do with breast cystic nodules?

There are many types of breast hyperplasia. Some are completely physiological and will resolve on their own without special treatment, such as simple breast hyperplasia. Some are pathological and require active treatment, especially the cystic hyperplasia type. Due to the possibility of cancer, it should not be taken lightly. The following will discuss the treatment of different types of breast hyperplasia.

There are three methods for the treatment of cystic hyperplasia:

The first is regular check-ups. Once diagnosed with cystic hyperplasia, patients should go to a specialist hospital for regular check-ups [such as 2 to 3 times a year] to detect any abnormal lumps {cancerous lumps} at an early stage. This abnormal mass is sometimes difficult for doctors to diagnose simply by touching it with their hands. Therefore, it is necessary to use some special instruments for examination, and even a pathological biopsy is required for a confirmed diagnosis.

The second is to take medicine regularly. Cystic hyperplasia is a chronic disease with severe endocrine disorders. The diseased tissue is poorly sensitive to drugs, the cystic masses disappear slowly, and the treatment time is long. Sometimes it takes oral medication for half a year to a year to take effect. Therefore, patients must maintain a balanced mentality and have the confidence to fight a long-term battle. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine that has the effects of soothing the liver and regulating qi, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and softening and dispersing nodules. It can regulate the body's hormone balance, inhibit breast epithelial hyperplasia, promote the transformation of proliferative cells to normal, restore proliferative tissue to normal, and has a good analgesic effect.

The third is complete surgical resection. This is the best treatment method for those with only local changes. That is, as long as the large local lesions are removed, a positive therapeutic effect can usually be achieved. If there is an obvious tendency towards cancer, or if precancerous lesions are confirmed by biopsy, simple mastectomy should be performed. In addition, when patients experience galactorrhea, it is also important to distinguish it from hyperprolactinemia or amenorrhea galactorrhea syndrome.

Through the above introduction, everyone is clear about what to do with breast cystic nodules. In fact, many health risks can be avoided. As long as we can improve our health awareness and take maintenance measures in all aspects in daily life to protect breast health, we will not give breast diseases a chance to take advantage.