Patient's question:
A while ago, I went to the hospital for a health check-up and found out I have breast hyperplasia. I don't really understand this condition, only knowing that if it's severe, it can turn into breast cancer. So now I'm feeling particularly upset and would like to ask what the treatment for breast hyperplasia is?Doctor's answer:
For patients with more severe symptoms, tamoxifen can be administered for treatment. Regular prenatal check-ups and close observation of the treatment effects help in adjusting the subsequent treatment plan. During the course of treatment, if a patient with contralateral breast cancer or high-risk factors such as a family history of breast cancer, or if the patient is older with significant fibrosis around the tumor in the breast tissue, a simple mastectomy may be performed. Rapid and effective removal of the lesion helps to curb the further progression of the disease, contributing to a full recovery of health.