Patient's question:
Yesterday, I gathered with friends and chatted. She said she has been very agitated recently because her breasts are particularly painful before her period. So, she had a gynecological examination, and the ultrasound results showed breast hyperplasia complicated with fibroadenoma. She doesn't know whether to treat it—whether to take medication or have surgery. How should breast hyperplasia complicated with fibroadenoma be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hypertrophic mammary glands and fibroadenomas are common surgical diseases in clinical diagnosis. If the condition of hypertrophic mammary glands is relatively mild, medicinal treatments such as promoting blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, softening hard masses, and anti-inflammatory and blood-activating therapies can be used. At the same time, enhancing nourishment and care generally yields good results, but it is prone to recurring. On the other hand, medicinal treatments are ineffective for fibroadenomas, and surgical treatment is the only option. In your case, surgical treatment is the best approach, as it can treat both conditions simultaneously.