How to treat breast cysts best

The treatment of breast cysts needs to choose the appropriate method according to the severity of the disease, including lifestyle adjustments, drug therapy, and surgical intervention. The following methods can help patients better manage and treat breast cysts.

1) Lifestyle Adjustment

The proliferation of breast cysts is closely related to the hormone levels and eating habits in the body.

- Adjust your diet: Eat more foods rich in vitamin E and vitamin C, such as nuts, oranges, green leafy vegetables, etc. These foods can help regulate hormone levels and relieve the discomfort of cysts. Avoid high-fat, high-calorie diets, especially excessive intake of animal fat, which may increase the burden on the breast.

- Maintain a regular work and rest schedule: Lack of sleep may cause endocrine disorders and aggravate breast diseases. Try to maintain 7 to 8 hours of high-quality sleep every day and avoid staying up late.

-Avoid stimulation: Emotional fluctuations and stress may affect breast health. Learn to release stress, such as relaxing yourself through moderate exercise (such as yoga, jogging) or healthy hobbies.

2) Drug treatment

Drugs are one of the main treatments for breast cystic hyperplasia, but they must be used under the guidance of a doctor:

- Hormone regulating drugs: For severe hormone level disorders, such as thyroid hormone or estrogen imbalance, you can take regulating drugs such as Difilin.

-Chinese patent medicine: Certain Chinese medicines such as Xiaoyao Pills or Rupixiao can soothe the liver and regulate qi, and relieve the distension and pain caused by breast hyperplasia.

-Vitamin E supplements: Vitamin E has the effect of improving breast tissue and can help relieve the discomfort of hyperplasia.

3) Surgical treatment

If the number of breast cysts is large, the proliferation is extensive, the cysts continue to grow, or they often cause pain, surgical intervention may be required:

- Cyst puncture and fluid extraction: Suitable for single or a small number of cysts, through acupuncture and fluid extraction to relieve pressure and examine the nature.

- Cystectomy: Cysts that recur or worsen repeatedly are removed.

- More extensive surgery, such as partial gland removal, requires careful evaluation and is usually reserved for situations where there is a possibility of cancer.

Maintaining daily life conditioning and cooperating with the treatment methods given by the doctor, such as medication or surgery when necessary, can help effectively manage breast cystic hyperplasia. If the symptoms continue to worsen or breast abnormalities such as lumps, obvious pain or abnormal secretions occur, you need to see a doctor in time to rule out the risk of more serious diseases. Choosing a treatment method that suits you is the core of the treatment of breast cystic hyperplasia.