What medicine is good for fast recovery from breast cysts

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

First, let's understand the causes of breast cysts so we can treat them accordingly. Clinically, breast cysts are often caused by compression from breast structural abnormalities, inflammation, or tumors. When the epithelium of breast lobules or small ducts falls off or is blocked by other substances, milk flow becomes obstructed and accumulates within the ducts, leading to duct expansion and the formation of cysts. If secondary infection occurs, it can result in acute mastitis or breast abscess. If not infected, the cysts can persist for a long time, with the cystic content becoming thicker. Over time, as water is absorbed from the cysts, they may become hardened.