How does mammary gland hyperplasia treat

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Due to the popularization of science and technology, we still know the condition of hyperplasia of mammary glands. Patients with hyperplasia of mammary glands are no different from other people in their daily life. They just feel breast swelling and pain before their holidays. With the end of their menstruation, this kind of symptom disappears. During my nursing, I often encounter such patients coming to see a doctor. Today, let me share with you how to treat hyperplasia of mammary glands No treatment.

How does mammary gland hyperplasia treat

First: hormone therapy. Mammary gland hyperplasia is common in women of childbearing age, due to the imbalance of estrogen secretion. Androgen therapy can inhibit estrogen effect, soften nodules and relieve symptoms. However, androgen therapy may aggravate hormonal imbalance and should not be used routinely. Generally, it is only used when the patient's condition is more serious and affects his normal work and life.

Second: avoid abortion, insist on breastfeeding, can prevent. Self examination and regular review to make a clear diagnosis, and make a reasonable treatment plan according to the condition. Psychological treatment is very important. The harm of mammary gland hyperplasia to people is nothing more than psychological damage. Due to the lack of correct understanding of the disease, excessive tension stimulates anxiety and sadness, resulting in neurasthenia and aggravating endocrine imbalance

Third: if the pain is very severe, to the hospital to take a chest film, find out the size, location, scope of breast hyperplasia, if there is a lump to use antibiotic anti-inflammatory treatment. Just a slight pain, you can use a hot towel on the chest, every 10 minutes for a hot towel, continuous hot compress for half a month, the effect will be reduced.

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medication. Traditional conventional treatment is the use of drugs for the treatment of breast hyperplasia, but it is difficult to achieve the desired effect only by drugs. Because of the special structure of the breast, drugs are difficult to reach the lesions through blood transportation. Moreover, oral drugs often need long-term adherence, which is difficult for many people to achieve, so there will be poor treatment effect and repeated symptoms. Therefore, drug therapy is the best way to treat non breast hyperplasia.