Patient's question:
My mother experienced breast pain in December last year until February 2005 when she discovered that blood could be squeezed from her nipple. She went to a local hospital for examination and was told it was mammary hyperplasia. However, I saw on TV that mammary hyperplasia should absolutely not be ignored and needs to be treated as soon as possible. My mother is 45 years old this year. I would like to consult experts for answers to the following related situations!Doctor's answer:
Treatment should be under the guidance of a doctor. Western medicine options include 5% potassium iodide. For severe pain, methyltestosterone can be tried, starting orally one week before menstruation to avoid further disrupting the subtle balance of hormones in the human body.Chinese medicine can also be used for treatment based on syndrome differentiation:
(1) For cases of liver qi stagnation, it is recommended to regulate the liver and qi, and resolve phlegm and masses. Medications such as Xiaoyao Pills, Xiaojin Tablets, Ru Pi Pills, and Xihuang Pills can be taken.
(2) For cases of liver and kidney yin deficiency, it is recommended to tonify the liver and kidney and resolve phlegm and masses. Medications such as Liuwei Dihuang Pills and Erzhi Pills can be taken, combined with Xiaojin Dan.
(3) For cases of, it is recommended to regulate the Chong and Ren meridians, warm the kidney, and pacify the liver. Medications such as Xiaojin Dan and Sanjie Ling can be taken.