How to effectively treat lobular hyperplasia?

Women should be alert to the occurrence of lobular hyperplasia and must take timely treatment and response measures. Drug treatment is essential, and the decision should also be made based on the patient's condition. If there is an obvious lump, surgical treatment can be performed.

1. Drug treatment:

Most cystic hyperplasia can be treated non-surgically. Use a bra to lift the breasts. Traditional Chinese medicine to soothe the liver, regulate qi and harmonize the body can relieve pain. When the pain is obvious in the premenopausal period, you can take methyltestosterone 3 times a day before the menstruation, 5 mg each time. You can also take progesterone orally 5 to 10 mg per day for 7 to 10 days before menstruation. In recent years, the use of vitamin E treatment has also had a pain-relieving effect. For those whose lesions are limited to a part of the breast and who still have obvious lumps after menstruation, surgical treatment can also be used.

Treatment under the guidance of a doctor: Western medicine includes 5% potassium iodide. Those with severe pain can try methyltestosterone, which should be taken orally one week before menstruation to avoid further disrupting the delicate balance of hormones in the human body.

2. Folk remedies

1. Make fresh rhubarb into tablets, each tablet weighs 0.4g, equivalent to 0.5g of raw medicine, 3 times a day, 6 tablets each time.

2. Take 30-60g of dried or fresh geranium every day as a tea substitute.

3. The extract from the antler disc of the velvet deer's head is made into an injection. It should be taken 10-15 days before each menstruation, twice a day, 2 ml each time by intramuscular injection. The drug should be stopped when the menstruation comes. A total of 2 injection cycles constitute a course of treatment.

4. Take the kernel of 1 walnut and 1 star anise, chew and swallow before meals, 3 times a day for 1 month to treat mild cases of this disease.

3. Other Treatments of Traditional Chinese Medicine

1. Acupuncture

Acupoints: Tanzhong, Wuyi, Hegu and Zusanli are the main acupoints. Those with liver depression and qi stagnation should be treated with Taichong; those with liver and kidney yin deficiency should be treated with Taixi; those with irregular menstruation should be treated with Sanyinjiao; those with chest tightness and pain should be treated with Waiguan.

Procedure: Use Huatuo brand No. 28 1-1.5 inch filiform needle to obliquely insert the needle into the Tanzhong point toward the base of the breast, and also insert the Wuyi point obliquely toward the base of the breast; other points are mainly inserted directly. After twisting to obtain qi, the Tanzhong and Wuyi acupoints can be connected to the G6805-Ⅰ electroacupuncture instrument, using sparse-dense waves with an intensity that the patient can tolerate; the other acupoints are needled once every 10 minutes, with tonification or drainage according to the symptoms, with the needles retained for 20 minutes each time. 10 times constitute a course of treatment, with an interval of 3 to 5 days between courses; treatment is suspended during menstruation, and all other therapeutic drugs should be discontinued during the treatment.