How to eliminate breast hyperplasia nodules

Breast hyperplasia nodules can be eliminated by adjusting lifestyle, drug treatment, and surgical intervention when necessary. The specific method depends on the nature of the nodules and the patient's health status.

Breast hyperplasia nodules are usually caused by factors such as fluctuations in hormone levels, excessive stress or improper diet. First of all, they can be alleviated through lifestyle adjustments, such as maintaining a regular schedule, exercising moderately and reducing the intake of high fat and high sugar. In terms of diet, you can increase foods rich in phytoestrogens such as soy products, flax seeds, etc., and reduce the intake of caffeine and alcohol. For those with more obvious symptoms, doctors may recommend drug treatment, including the use of hormone regulating drugs (such as tamoxifen), Chinese patent medicines (such as Rupixiao Capsules), etc. for relief. If the nodules continue to grow, accompanied by pain or suspected of malignancy, minimally invasive surgery such as minimally invasive breast excision, ultrasound-guided puncture biopsy, etc. may be required for treatment.

Regular breast examinations should be performed to observe changes in nodules. If accompanied by abnormal symptoms, such as persistent breast swelling and pain, abnormal secretions, or tenderness, you should go to the breast surgery department in time to avoid delaying diagnosis. Maintaining a positive mood and reducing stress are also key. You can try relaxation methods such as yoga and meditation. Through comprehensive management, most breast hyperplasia nodules can be effectively controlled.