Patient's question:
Hello doctor, what oral medication is good for breast hyperplasia? Besides medication, should there be any dietary precautions? Which foods should be avoided? The patient usually dislikes seafood, and after getting sick, they have taken quite a bit of medicine, but it hasn't been completely cured. They hope to receive guidance from the doctor.Doctor's answer:
Hormonal hyperplasia of the breast is a common gynecological disease, neither a tumor nor an inflammation. In terms of diet, it is important not to consume excessive foods, medications, and health supplements containing estrogen, such as royal jelly, soy products, and pueraria powder, as these may potentially alleviate symptoms. Seafood can be eaten, and it has no significant impact on breast hyperplasia. Maintaining a positive mood is very crucial for the treatment of the disease. Regulating physical and mental health, keeping personal hygiene, and avoiding bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity are also important.