Can men with breast hyperplasia eat mango?

Men with breast hyperplasia can eat mangoes in moderation, but it is not recommended to eat too much. Mango is a warm fruit, and eating it in moderation is good for health, but eating too much may cause dampness and heat to increase, thus affecting the recovery of breast hyperplasia.

Male breast hyperplasia is an abnormal proliferation of breast tissue caused by an imbalance of estrogen and androgen in the body. Although mangoes are rich in vitamin C, vitamin A and dietary fiber, which help improve immunity and skin care, excessive intake may cause dampness and heat in the body and increase the burden on the body. People with breast hyperplasia should eat a light diet and avoid high-fat, high-sugar and irritating foods. Mangoes are warm in nature, so if you have dampness and heat or phlegm and dampness (such as dry mouth, phlegm in the throat, thick and greasy tongue coating), you should reduce your intake. In addition to paying attention to diet, patients with breast hyperplasia also need to regulate their endocrine system, relax their mood, and avoid being in a state of tension and stress for a long time.

Male breast hyperplasia is an abnormal proliferation of breast tissue caused by an imbalance of estrogen and androgen in the body. Although mangoes are rich in vitamin C, vitamin A and dietary fiber, which help improve immunity and skin care, excessive intake may cause dampness and heat in the body and increase the burden on the body. People with breast hyperplasia should eat a light diet and avoid high-fat, high-sugar and irritating foods. Mangoes are warm in nature, so if you have dampness and heat or phlegm and dampness (such as dry mouth, phlegm in the throat, thick and greasy tongue coating), you should reduce your intake. In addition to paying attention to diet, patients with breast hyperplasia also need to regulate their endocrine system, relax their mood, and avoid being in a state of tension and stress for a long time.

It is recommended to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables such as apples and cucumbers in daily diet and reduce the intake of fat and fried foods. Maintaining a regular work and rest schedule and appropriately increasing aerobic exercise such as walking and jogging can help alleviate the condition. If the breast lump is accompanied by obvious pain or gradually increases in size, you should go to the hospital in time for hormone level testing or other examinations to evaluate the specific cause and take targeted treatment.