Patient's question:
In the past one or two years, my chest has sometimes suddenly experienced sharp pain that is unbearable, but it passes instantly. Examinations and test results: MRI findings: Breast examination: Left breast tissue thickness is 10.2MM, right breast tissue thickness is 10.3MM. Two slightly hypoechoic masses of unequal size were detected within the left breast tissue, with clear boundaries and relatively regular shapes, uniform internal echoes. The larger one is 8MM divided by 7MM. In the remaining bilateral glandular tissue, there are punctate, linear, and small patch-like hypoechoic areas, arranged unevenly. CDFI: No abnormal blood flow signals were observed within the glandular tissue. No blood flow signals were detected in the periphery or within the masses. MRI suggests: 1. Bilateral breast hyperplasia 2. Solid mass in the left breast (fibroadenoma? Other?) Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered yet. What kind of help you would like: I would like to hear the experts' advice. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for Breast Hyperplasia: For mild symptoms, treatment is generally not required. Regular prenatal examinations and careful observation of changes are recommended. For more severe symptoms, wear a bra to support the breasts, take Compound Salvia Miltiorrhiza tablets orally (2 tablets each time), 3 times daily; or take Indomethacin 25mg, Vitamin B1 10mg, 3 times daily. This can help alleviate pain. Oral traditional Chinese medicine such as Xiaoyao Powder, Ruojieping, Wudongzu tablets, Ruhexuanjie tablets, and Maifanshi are all effective. When necessary, under the guidance of a physician, intramuscular injection of Testosterone Propionate 25mg can be administered daily, with 3-6 injections constituting one course of treatment. For patients with breast hyperplasia, in addition to symptomatic medication, it is also important to pay attention to self-care.