Patient's question:
What happens if you don't take medication for breast hyperplasia? I'm still quite mild now, but I don't want to take Western medicine that is harmful to the body.Doctor's answer:
If breast hyperplasia is not treated with medication in a timely manner, it may lead to breast pain, swelling, or the formation of breast lumps, affecting the patient's health and quality of life. Patients with breast hyperplasia can alleviate or even eliminate symptoms by taking medications that help rebalance hormone levels in the body. Breast hyperplasia is not usually severe, and it can be treated with medication, which also does not cause any harm to the body. If you prefer not to take Western medicine, you can also consume traditional Chinese medicine that helps rebalance hormone levels and regulate the endocrine system.