How to treat bilateral breast fibroids

The treatment of bilateral breast fibroids requires a comprehensive assessment based on tumor size, growth rate, and the patient's specific symptoms, and generally includes three methods: observation and follow-up, drug conditioning, and surgical resection.

For small breast fibroids with no obvious symptoms, regular follow-up can be performed, usually with a breast B-ultrasound examination every 3 to 6 months to closely observe the growth of the tumor. If the fibroid is small and stable without changes, it does not need to be treated immediately. However, if the patient has symptoms such as obvious irregular menstrual cycles and breast pain, appropriate medication may be an option, such as using levonorgestrel to balance hormone levels, or using plant extract health products to relieve mild discomfort. For fibroids that grow rapidly (such as more than doubling in diameter within a year) or have a diameter of more than 3 cm, surgical resection is the main treatment. In surgery, local excision and minimally invasive vacuum-assisted resection are common. The latter has less trauma and faster recovery, and is suitable for benign lesions, but the specific choice needs to be based on the doctor's advice.

For small breast fibroids with no obvious symptoms, regular follow-up can be performed, usually with a breast B-ultrasound examination every 3 to 6 months to closely observe the growth of the tumor. If the fibroid is small and stable without changes, it does not need to be treated immediately. However, if the patient has symptoms such as obvious irregular menstrual cycles and breast pain, appropriate medication may be an option, such as using levonorgestrel to balance hormone levels, or using plant extract health products to relieve mild discomfort. For fibroids that grow rapidly (such as more than doubling in diameter within a year) or have a diameter of more than 3 cm, surgical resection is the main treatment. In surgery, local excision and minimally invasive vacuum-assisted resection are common. The latter has less trauma and faster recovery, and is suitable for benign lesions, but the specific choice needs to be based on the doctor's advice.

During treatment and observation, patients should maintain a regular lifestyle, avoid excessive stress or staying up late for long periods of time, and assist in health recovery through dietary adjustments. You can eat more fruits and vegetables rich in flavonoids (such as citrus fruits) and foods rich in high-quality protein (such as eggs and fish) to promote hormone balance. Appropriate gentle aerobic exercise, such as brisk walking or yoga, can also help improve blood circulation and metabolic function of breast tissue. If fibroids grow rapidly or are accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, you need to see a doctor in time for further diagnosis and treatment.