Patient's question:
Your wife got pregnant 12 years ago. After giving birth, she discovered breast hyperplasia during a physical examination a year later. She has been taking medication ever since. Now, your wife has had breast hyperplasia for 20 years, and your child is 11 years old. Hello, is there a possibility of it being cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of breast hyperplasia primarily focuses on controlling symptoms, as it is difficult to cure. It is generally managed through oral medication, with very few cases treated with drugs. If there are no obvious pain symptoms, medication may not be necessary. It is recommended to follow a light diet, avoid medications and foods containing estrogen, and refrain from spicy and irritating foods. Maintain a positive mood, maintain a regular routine, and undergo periodic follow-up examinations. If the pain symptoms are significant, oral medication specifically for breast hyperplasia can be taken.