How are breast nodules treated?

Treatment varies according to the different nature and causes of breast nodules. The following are some of the possible treatments:

Observation treatment: For benign breast nodules that are small in size and have no obvious clinical symptoms, observation treatment may be an option. In this case, regular examinations such as breast ultrasound can be performed to monitor the changes in the nodules and maintain the observation treatment.

Medication: For breast nodules caused by infection, they can be treated with antibiotic drugs under doctor's guidance. In addition, some Chinese medicines can also be used for the treatment of breast nodules, such as Breast Lump Elimination Pills, Breast Fetish Elimination Tablets, Easy Pills, etc., but need to be used according to the doctor's advice.

Surgery: Surgery is needed for larger benign breast nodules or those suspected to be malignant. Surgical treatment includes both traditional incision surgery and McMurray rotational excision surgery. Traditional incision surgery is more invasive but has relatively fewer complications; McMurray rotational excision surgery is less invasive but is more expensive and may lead to complications such as hematoma and infection. If the breast nodule is malignant, an appropriate surgical plan needs to be developed based on the condition, such as breast-conserving surgery for breast cancer or modified radical mastectomy for breast cancer.

It should be noted that the treatment of breast nodules needs to be chosen according to the patient's specific situation and the doctor's advice. At the same time, maintaining good living habits, dietary structure and psychological state, etc. will also help the treatment and recovery of breast nodules.