Patient's question:
Suffered from the illness for more than half a year, felt breast pain, pain a few days before menstruation.Doctor's answer:
1. Regular check-ups; to detect early and treat promptly.2. Adhere to medication; this condition is a severe endocrine disorder, with the affected tissue having poor sensitivity to medication, slow tumor regression, and prolonged treatment duration. Sometimes, oral medication may take six months to a year to become effective.
3. Complete surgical excision; the best treatment for localized lesions, as removing the large mass of the lesion often yields definite therapeutic effects. If there is a clear tendency toward malignancy or a biopsy confirms pre-cancerous changes, a simple mastectomy should be performed for safety. Additionally, when a patient experiences galactorrhea, it is important to distinguish it from hyperprolactinemia or hypogonadotropic hypogonadism to avoid misdiagnosis.