What medicine to take for breast cysts

Breast cysts should be treated promptly and checked regularly, especially for postpartum women, because poor milk secretion often leads to breast cysts, causing pain and swelling. There are many drugs for treating breast cysts. One type is drugs that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, such as traditional Chinese medicine, and the other type is Western medicine that has anti-inflammatory effects, both of which have good therapeutic effects.

What is a breast cyst?

Common breast cysts include simple cysts and milk cysts. Simple cysts are the most common breast cysts, which are mainly caused by ischemia and necrosis of the mammary duct wall due to endocrine disorders. Galactocele, also known as milk retention cyst, is less common than simple cyst. It is mainly caused by blockage of a duct during lactation, which causes milk stasis and forms a cyst.

What group of people are prone to breast cysts?

1. Breast abnormalities: Women with high breast density and firm texture.

2. Drinking frequently.

3. Psychological trauma.

4. Dietary preferences: high-fat, low-fiber diet.

5. Special body shape.

6. Those who are not breastfeeding.

7. Never had children or had children too late.

How to treat it?

Breast cyst is a benign lesion that generally does not become malignant. In the past, if a breast cyst was initially diagnosed and the cyst had not reached the optimal size for surgery, doctors would generally recommend that the patient go back and pay attention to their diet and have regular follow-up visits. When the cyst is slightly larger, the doctor will recommend aspiration or minimally invasive surgery.

For larger single cysts, such as cysts larger than three centimeters, ultrasound-guided puncture and aspiration can be considered, which is more effective for some patients. After suction, a pressure bandage is applied to promote adhesion of the cyst wall. However, the disadvantage of this method is that it does not destroy the cyst wall very well. Therefore, some patients only have better short-term therapeutic effects. Over time, the cyst wall may continue to secrete and the cyst may still increase in size. You can also choose minimally invasive surgical treatment, which uses a minimally invasive excision device to suck out the cyst fluid and cyst wall through a hole a few millimeters wide. This method not only draws out the cyst fluid, but also fully destroys the cyst wall, making it less likely to recur.

The traditional surgical method is to completely remove the cyst by incision. This method is rarely used because of its large trauma and surgical scars.

Waiting until the cyst becomes larger before undergoing surgical treatment is effective, but if a cyst is discovered and surgical treatment is not possible, conservative treatment (Berivio can effectively eliminate breast cysts that do not require surgical treatment) can completely prevent the cyst from continuing to develop, eliminating the need for surgical treatment and avoiding damage to the breast shape caused by surgery.

What should I do if I am diagnosed with a breast cyst but no surgery is necessary?

At this time, on the one hand, we must control the development of the cyst and abandon those bad living habits. If it is a simple cyst, in terms of diet, we must refuse coffee, alcohol, pork, beef, mutton, spicy and irritating foods that can easily affect the hormone levels in the body. You can eat more kelp, fresh fruits and vegetables, etc. If it is a milk cyst, you need to pay attention to the hygiene around the breast to avoid bacterial invasion and infection.

In addition, the development of breast cysts can be prevented by taking advantage of the breast cyst-eliminating effect of Berivio.

How to prevent it?

1. Change your diet structure and eat less oily foods.

2. To prevent obesity, try to avoid using drugs containing estrogen.

3. It is prohibited to abuse contraceptive drugs and beauty products containing estrogen.

4. Do not eat chicken or beef fed with estrogen, as these may cause breast hyperplasia, cysts, etc.