What medicine should I take for breast cysts?

Breast cysts generally do not require specific medication for treatment, but if there is obvious discomfort or accompanied by inflammation, the doctor should decide on the medication based on the specific condition.

Breast cysts are fluid cystic structures in breast tissue, which are mostly benign and are related to endocrine fluctuations, eating habits and other factors. Some people may feel breast pain before menstruation, and cysts may also change during the menstrual cycle.

For mild symptoms, lifestyle adjustments are often the first choice, such as maintaining a balanced diet, reducing high-fat and high-sugar foods, and supplementing with foods rich in vitamin E and vitamin B6, such as nuts, fish, bananas, etc. At the same time, pay attention to controlling caffeine intake. If you feel breast pain, you can try to use hot compresses to relieve it, but it is not recommended to squeeze or stimulate the cyst with external force.

If the cyst grows larger, the pain persists, or symptoms of infection (such as redness, swelling, and fever) appear, medication or further treatment may be needed. It is recommended to see a doctor in time, and the doctor will choose the appropriate treatment plan for you based on the examination results.