Patient's question:
I have two bean-sized cysts in my left breast and want to have them checked. On December 3rd during the health check-up, they were discovered.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Breast cyst, also known as galactorrhea, is formed during lactation when milk flow from one lobe is obstructed, leading to milk accumulation within the breast. Clinically, it primarily presents as a breast mass and is often misdiagnosed as a breast tumor.Advice: Breast cyst patients should adjust their dietary structure, reduce intake of high-fat foods to prevent obesity, and avoid the use of estrogen-containing medications as much as possible. It is also prohibited to misuse birth control pills or estrogen-containing cosmetic products, and avoid consuming chicken and beef raised with estrogen. All of these can cause breast hyperplasia or exacerbate it.
Dietary considerations for breast cyst patients should include reducing high-fat food intake to prevent obesity, avoiding estrogen-containing medications, and not misusing birth control pills or estrogen-containing cosmetic products. Experts recommend that patients should regularly consume foods that promote qi circulation and resolve stagnation, such as kelp, oranges, orange cakes, and oysters.
Breast cyst patients should regularly consume kelp, which helps alleviate pain and reduce the size of the lump. They should also eat more oranges, orange cakes, and oysters to promote qi circulation and resolve stagnation. Avoid cold and spicy foods.
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