Patient's question:
,30 years old, have been treating adenoma since September, taking the hospital's self-cleaning lump-eliminating traditional Chinese medicine. The doctor said it was almost finished when the follow-up examination still found some, and it has started to grow again, taking medicine again. It is on both breasts, sometimes with pain, sometimes more persistent. The doctor examined with hands and infrared scanning.How should I treat it? Will it turn into breast cancer? What equipment is most accurate for checking breast cancer?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, treatment for breast hyperplasia:Most domestic treatments use traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies, while foreign treatments often employ hormone preparations, vitamins, and, if necessary, surgical intervention.
Examples of traditional Chinese medicine include: Xiaoyao Pill, Xiangfu Pill, Baizhen Yimu Pill, Xiaojin Tablet, Ruzhengning Tablet, and Tianzhen Tablet
Examples of Western medicine include:
1. Hormonal drugs, commonly used ones include: Tamoxifen and Bromocriptine.
2. Vitamin drugs, such as Vitamin E, Vitamin B1, and Vitamin B6.
Lifestyle tips:
1. First, maintain a calm and stable mood, avoid depression, irritability, and frustration.
2. Appropriately control fat intake, as it may reduce excessive estrogen levels, so a light diet is recommended.
3. Consume more foods rich in complex B vitamins, which are beneficial for the liver's metabolism of estrogen.
4. Actively treat gynecological conditions, such as irregular menstruation, uterine and ovarian inflammation; avoid induced abortions and maintain a harmonious sex life.
5. For those with breast tenderness and lumps, consult a doctor and learn self-examination techniques for breast care.
6. For patients with suspected cancer, undergo repeated medical examinations and, if necessary, a biopsy for pathological analysis.
7. This condition has a long course and tends to recur, requiring persistent treatment and maintaining a positive attitude.
A pathological examination is highly recommended to help determine if there is any risk of cancer.