How to Eliminate Breast Cystic Nodules?
Breast cystic nodules are not particularly serious, but they can be a "time bomb" for women's breast health. Therefore, it is important to seek timely treatment for breast cystic nodules and not wait until the condition worsens. Currently, there are three commonly used methods for treating breast cystic nodules in clinical medicine: hormonal therapy, surgical treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine. Each treatment method has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Firstly, when the causes and pathogenesis of breast nodules are not fully understood, Western medicine is often the chosen approach for treating this condition. Hormonal therapy is primarily used, which involves using male hormones to control estrogen levels and soften the nodules gradually. However, long-term use of this method can have certain side effects, leading to imbalances in hormone levels and potentially causing various complications.
Secondly, surgical treatment is currently the most common approach for treating breast nodules caused by various reasons. However, surgery may leave scars and carry certain risks. Additionally, the recurrence rate of this disease after surgery is relatively high, making it a more invasive option for women. Therefore, it is advisable to exercise caution when considering surgical treatment.
Thirdly, breast nodules are primarily caused by obstructions in the mammary glands. Traditional Chinese medicine employs acupuncture and massage techniques to gradually reduce long-term formed lumps through stimulation until they disappear. Massage can also promote blood circulation in the breasts. When combined with traditional Chinese herbal medicines that can dissipate nodules and relieve pain, this approach has achieved certain results in clinical practice. Currently, traditional Chinese medicine appears to be the most effective treatment option, and it generally does not have significant long-term side effects. However, this therapy requires long-term commitment and persistence from patients to achieve desired results.
