How to treat cystic breast hyperplasia

The treatment of breast cystic hyperplasia needs to be combined with the cause, patient symptoms and individual conditions, and can be improved through lifestyle adjustments, drug interventions and, if necessary, surgical treatment. Early standardized treatment is effective in relieving symptoms and preventing deterioration.

The occurrence of cystic breast hyperplasia may be related to a variety of factors, including fluctuations in hormone levels, mental stress, age and lifestyle habits. High estrogen levels are the main driving factor for cystic breast hyperplasia, so endocrine regulation is the key to treatment. Drug intervention may be the first choice. Commonly used drugs include drugs that adjust estrogen balance, such as danazol, tamoxifen, and Chinese herbal conditioning agents, such as Xiaoyao Pills. These drugs can effectively relieve breast pain and reduce the size of cysts. For cases of obvious pain and inflammation, local hot compresses or oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen can also be used as adjuvant therapy. If the disease progresses more seriously, such as large cysts or the possibility of cancer, surgical treatment may need to be considered, mainly including breast cyst excision or local resection of lumps. This type of minimally invasive surgery recovers quickly and has little effect on breast function.

In daily life, maintaining a regular schedule, reducing stress, and avoiding excessive intake of caffeine and high-fat diets can help alleviate symptoms. It is recommended to eat more foods rich in fiber and anti-inflammatory ingredients, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, and nuts. At the same time, moderate exercise such as yoga and brisk walking can help improve breast health and relieve psychological pressure. For patients with cystic breast hyperplasia, regular breast B-ultrasound and other examinations are necessary, which helps to understand the changes in the cysts and detect potential problems early. During the treatment process, it is necessary to pay attention to psychological counseling and maintain an optimistic attitude. Most breast lesions are benign. Through systematic treatment and health management, patients can recover their health and regain their quality of life. If symptoms persist or worsen, be sure to see a doctor as soon as possible and work with a professional doctor to develop a suitable treatment plan.