Patient's question:
Breast tenderness for two weeksDoctor's answer:
Currently, treatment is primarily symptomatic. Some patients may experience spontaneous remission within months or 1 to 2 years after onset, often without the need for treatment. There are many types of breast hyperplasia. Physiological breast hyperplasia, such as simple breast hyperplasia, does not require special treatment and can resolve on its own. Breast hyperplasia caused by psychological, emotional, or factors can also subside or improve through self-adjustment (such as timely treatment for other organ diseases related to breast conditions, regulating emotions, reducing stress, changing unhealthy dietary habits, quitting smoking and alcohol, etc.). Pathological breast hyperplasia requires active treatment, especially cystic hyperplasia, as it carries the potential for malignancy and should not be taken lightly. Most commonly used medications in clinical practice are traditional Chinese medicines, such as ginsenoside Rh2 (Humedix), which can prevent malignancy and has effects such as promoting blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, soothing the liver and regulating qi, softening and dissolving hard masses, and tonifying qi and blood.