Patient's question:
After having a child, my breast health seems to have declined, and I was even diagnosed with breast hyperplasia. Does breast hyperplasia involve taking vitamin E?Doctor's answer:
For breast hyperplasia, it is possible to take vitamin E orally, but vitamin E itself has no clear effect on treating breast diseases. Breast hyperplasia is a relatively common disease in clinical diagnosis, primarily occurring in women of childbearing age and closely related to the menstrual cycle. Medications that can be taken orally to treat it include those that promote liver health, relieve depression, activate blood circulation, and remove blood stasis. Regulating physical and mental health, maintaining personal hygiene, and avoiding bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity are also important.