Patient's question:
The health check-up results are out this year. The health check report says I have breast hyperplasia. It feels sudden because I have been paying attention to regulation. Last year, there were no problems with my breasts. Now that I have this, will it be difficult to treat? So, how is breast hyperplasia treated?Doctor's answer:
Hyperplasia of the breast is a benign change in breast disease, requiring regular breast examinations to adjust medication based on the results. Daily diet should focus on lightness, avoiding spicy, stimulating, extremely cold, and greasy foods. Nutritional balance is essential, with an emphasis on eating nuts and kelp, which help maintain breast health. Regular breast examinations contribute to sustained physical health levels.