Patient's question:
I previously had a breast examination and found that I have breast hyperplasia. Although it's not very serious, I still want to treat it. Someone recommended that I eat honey, pollen, and royal jelly. I'm not sure how to use them for breast hyperplasia. Are there any precautions I need to take?Doctor's answer:
With breast hyperplasia, you can eat honey, but you cannot eat royal jelly. This is because breast hyperplasia is a common female disease caused by the disorder of the human body's endocrine function and the imbalance of sex hormone levels. Honey does not contain sex hormones and can be consumed, but it does not help in treating breast hyperplasia. On the other hand, royal jelly contains sex hormones. If used excessively, it may exacerbate the endocrine disorder, so it is not recommended for consumption.