What medicine should I take for type 2 cystic nodules of the breast?

Type 2 cystic nodules of the breast are usually benign changes and do not require surgical treatment. Medication and lifestyle adjustments are the main means. Patients can choose over-the-counter drugs and Chinese patent medicines to relieve symptoms, but they must be used under the guidance of professional doctors to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Type 2 cystic breast nodules are generally caused by fluctuations in hormone levels and local metabolic abnormalities. In order to regulate hormones, commonly used drugs include: 1. Vitamin E soft capsules, which can assist in anti-oxidation and relieve breast pain; 2. Drugs containing natural estrogen, such as dydrogesterone tablets, help balance hormone levels; 3. Chinese patent medicines, such as Rupishu granules and Runing tablets, are better for invigorating qi and removing blood stasis, and regulating qi and blood. Doctors may also recommend the short-term use of small doses of ibuprofen-like drugs to relieve inflammatory irritation and pain based on the patient's symptoms. If the condition worsens after regular follow-up or more than 3 types of nodules are found, further medical intervention is required.

Type 2 cystic breast nodules are generally caused by fluctuations in hormone levels and local metabolic abnormalities. In order to regulate hormones, commonly used drugs include: 1. Vitamin E soft capsules, which can assist in anti-oxidation and relieve breast pain; 2. Drugs containing natural estrogen, such as dydrogesterone tablets, help balance hormone levels; 3. Chinese patent medicines, such as Rupishu granules and Runing tablets, are better for invigorating qi and removing blood stasis, and regulating qi and blood. Doctors may also recommend the short-term use of small doses of ibuprofen-like drugs to relieve inflammatory irritation and pain based on the patient's symptoms. If the condition worsens after regular follow-up or more than 3 types of nodules are found, further medical intervention is required.

In terms of diet, patients should avoid high-fat, high-calorie diets to avoid stimulating excessive hormone secretion; at the same time, consume more foods rich in phytoestrogens, such as beans and flax seeds, and increase whole grains and high-fiber foods to promote toxin excretion. Daily smoking and drinking should be quit, regular work and rest, avoid staying up late and excessive stress. Hot compresses or gentle massage of the breast can help relieve local discomfort, but avoid excessive stimulation. It is recommended to follow up once every six months to one year to monitor changes in nodules. If abnormal symptoms such as significantly increased pain, skin depression or rapid enlargement of nodules occur, be sure to see a doctor as soon as possible. Maintaining a positive attitude and scientific and standardized management are important links in facing breast health problems.