breast sarcoidosis

Breast nodules are usually caused by endocrine disorders, poor lifestyle and other reasons, requiring regular observation, general treatment or surgical treatment. The causes of breast nodules are more complex. On the one hand, endocrine factors play an important role, such as fluctuations in estrogen levels may lead to breast hyperplasia and nodule formation. On the other hand, bad lifestyle, such as long-term stay up late, mental stress, lack of exercise, etc., may also affect breast health and induce nodules. For breast nodules, first of all, we should pay attention to regular examinations. Through breast ultrasound, molybdenum target and other examination methods, we can timely discover the changes of nodules, such as size, shape, boundaries and other abnormalities. This helps early detection of possible malignant tendencies, in order to take appropriate treatment measures. Secondly, to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Reasonable arrangement of work and rest time, to ensure adequate sleep, help maintain endocrine balance. At the same time, learn to regulate mood, reduce mental stress, appropriate exercise, enhance body immunity, these are beneficial to breast health. In addition, we should pay close attention to the symptoms of nodules. If there are abnormal manifestations such as sudden enlargement of nodules, increased pain, nipple discharge, etc., we should seek medical attention in time for further evaluation and diagnosis. In summary, the treatment of breast nodules includes regular observation, endocrine therapy (mood control, use of anti-estrogen drugs such as tamoxifen, etc.), traditional Chinese medicine treatment (such as scraping, cupping) and surgical treatment (vacuum-assisted minimally invasive surgery), depending on the nature of the nodule and the specific conditions of the patient.