What medicine is better for treating breast cysts?

Breast cysts usually do not require special medications, unless obvious symptoms or related complications occur. Drug intervention may be considered. The key is to observe changes through regular examinations and health management, and develop a treatment plan based on the doctor's advice when necessary.

Breast cysts are a common benign breast lesion in women, mostly caused by fluctuations in hormone levels in the body, especially before and after menstruation. These cysts usually appear as small sacs inside the breast, filled with fluid. Most of them are painless, but in some cases, breast tenderness or discomfort may occur.

If the cyst is small and asymptomatic, no special treatment is usually required, and regular follow-up observation is sufficient. If obvious discomfort occurs, targeted relief may be required, such as oral medications to regulate hormone levels, such as vitamin E, vitamin B6, or Chinese patent medicines, such as Rupixiao and Xiaoyao Pills, but specific medications must be taken under the guidance of a doctor. Some doctors also recommend adjusting the estrogen load in the diet through medication to avoid aggravating the cyst.

In daily life, practices that contribute to breast health include reducing caffeine and high-fat diets, increasing the intake of fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains, exercising appropriately, and ensuring emotional stability. If a breast cyst suddenly grows rapidly, accompanied by severe pain, abnormal secretions or other abnormal symptoms, you should seek medical attention in time, clarify the specific situation through imaging examinations, and take the next step according to the doctor's advice.