In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of patients suffering from plasmacytoid mastitis. After hearing the experiences of many patients with plasmacytosis, I feel that I need to say a few words to my friends with plasmacytosis, so that they can take fewer detours on the road to medical treatment, and strive for better treatment timing and treatment means, which I hope will be helpful to you. First of all, the treatment of plasma breast, surgical removal of the lesion or even the removal of the breast is not the only treatment method. Many patients come to the clinic complaining that her doctor told her that she needs surgery, but her current condition does not allow for excisional surgery, while providing no other better way to carry out treatment, leaving her at a loss and even feeling desperate. In this case, the patient may choose to visit a Chinese medicine hospital and seek Chinese medicine treatment and Chinese external treatment means. Because surgery to remove the lesion or even to remove the breast is not the only means of treating pulpy breasts, in some ways, surgery is not necessarily your best treatment option. Surgery is more invasive and often results in significant scarring of the breast, varying degrees of change in breast shape, or even removal of the entire breast, and often the embarrassment of the incision not healing after surgery. What’s more, some patients do not even have the conditions for mastectomy. In addition to huge lumps, skin redness and swelling, and even rupture, there is no chance of mastectomy, and sometimes doctors say there is nothing they can do. In this case, please do not despair, you are still very young (often patients are around 30 years old), you still have a long way to go, you can seek the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, through the identification of medicine, and then according to your specific situation, choose whether you need to cooperate with incision and drainage surgery or self-collapse drainage, and then with our homemade topical ointment to dissipate the mass or remove the decay and muscle treatment, to help the mass of the pulpy breast to dissipate and The sinus tracts will heal. Of course, due to the complexity of this disease, you need to be patient in treating it because it is not an ordinary inflammatory reaction to a bacterial infection where antibiotics are not effective, but it is more related to an autoimmune inflammatory reaction, congenital nipple depression, congenital defects of abnormal duct development, and a history of breastfeeding disorders, so the treatment period is relatively long and it often takes several months to heal. However, the majority of patients are willing to accept the consequences of mastectomy rather than face them. According to the treatment experience of the hundred or so patients we have treated, most patients have lesions that occupy about half of the breast or even the whole breast, and the lesions are in various forms: lumps, abscesses, ruptures, sinus tracts, etc., and there are often two to three months of treatment before they come to the clinic, so the condition is complex and the treatment cycle takes about three months for the fast ones and about six months for most of them. Severe whole breast lesions can even take about a year. In this relatively long treatment period, the complexity of the disease is also outstanding, most patients can get well without any problems, but there are a few patients who will have recurrence, but eventually they will be cured, it is only a matter of time. The concern is whether the disease will recur in the future after it is cured. Due to the gradual increase of this disease in recent years, the number of treatment and observation cases is limited. According to the follow-up of the patients we treated, the chance of recurrence is small, most of the patients are stable, but there are indeed individual patients with recurrence. This requires more observation and follow up on our part. Every patient is not exactly the same as every patient, and therein lies its complexity, so individualization of treatment ensues. In addition, for some kind of patients who have conditions for surgical excision of the lesion, such as a relatively limited lesion, within a quadrant, with an insignificant inflammatory response to the lesion and no obvious adhesions between the mass and the skin, the means of surgical excision of the lesion can be considered, which can lead to a much shorter healing time, usually two weeks after surgery. However, there will be some patients whose incisions do not heal as expected, and may require a period of medication changes or reoperation, etc. Surgical removal of the lesion will result in relatively obvious surgical scars, mild changes in breast shape, etc. After surgery, you can choose according to your individual situation. In conclusion, these few words written for patients with pulpy breasts, I hope that you will build confidence that this disease can be cured and that you can participate in the choice of treatment according to your specific situation.