Standardized Treatment of Mastoproliferative Disease Women with mastoproliferative disease should pay special attention to breast health care, because although not every patient with mastoproliferative disease will develop breast cancer, there is a certain connection between the two in many ways, so a certain degree of attention should be paid to mastoproliferative disease. Cheng Xufeng, Department of Breast Surgery, The First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine First of all, you should pay attention to changing some environmental and behavioral factors in your life, so as to prevent the further development of breast hyperplasia fundamentally. Such as adjusting the rhythm of life, reducing various kinds of pressure, improving the psychological state, communicating with others and relieving bad emotions; also pay attention to establishing a low-fat diet, do not smoke, do not drink, more activity and other good habits; and pay attention to preventing trauma to the breast and so on. During the treatment of breast hyperplasia, you should actively cooperate with the doctor’s diagnosis and treatment. You should stay in a hospital or a specialist you trust for a relatively stable treatment for a period of time, and do not change frequently, so as to avoid repeating the examination or making incorrect treatment due to the doctor’s lack of understanding of the whole condition. Breast hyperplasia is usually treated with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which can alleviate the pain of breast hyperplasia by up to 80%, and can play a significant role in shrinking and dispersing the hyperplastic lumps with a medium or softer texture. It can also help to reduce the size and dissipate the lumps. The effect is continuous and stable, and the condition is not easy to rebound with few side effects. Specialists with good professional training in Chinese medicine often carry out diagnosis and treatment of breast hyperplasia according to the menstrual cycle, which can also better regulate the patient’s endocrine status. Many patients find that not only the pain is relieved, the lumps are reduced or disappeared, but the menstrual cycle is also more regular, and the menstrual color and volume are also more normal. At the same time, some of the complications of breast hyperplasia such as dizziness, bitter taste in the mouth, hot flashes, constipation, insomnia and so on have also been improved. At present, there are many proprietary Chinese medicines for the treatment of breast hyperplasia, and many people buy medicines for themselves according to the advertisements. As a result, after taking the medicine, some people are effective while others feel more discomfort. Why? This is because traditional Chinese medicine categorizes breast hyperplasia as Qi stagnation, phlegm congealment, blood stasis, Chong Ren imbalance, Qi deficiency phlegm congealment, kidney deficiency phlegm congealment and so on. Different types of breast hyperplasia are treated with different medicines, and not one pCm can treat all breast hyperplasia diseases. For example, applying pCms for treating kidney deficiency type of breast hyperplasia by dredging the liver and regulating qi, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis may lead to discomfort or further complicate the condition; and there is also the possibility of mistaking breast cancer for breast hyperplasia and delaying the treatment. Some proprietary Chinese medicines can also lead to changes in the patient’s physical condition if they are taken for a long period of time, and it is difficult for non-professional physicians to make the medicines change with the evidence. In the process of treatment, strictly abide by the principle of some contraindications, such as taking traditional Chinese medicine should be avoided cold, greasy, fishy hair, spicy food; some blood circulation and blood stasis drugs should be stopped during menstruation; in the process of treatment, such as the emergence of colds and a variety of infectious diseases, the first to treat the newly emerged acute disease, and then the treatment of mammary gland hyperplasia disease. If patients with breast hyperplasia are older, have a longer history of the disease, have larger and harder lumps, have a less obvious relationship between the lumps and menstruation, have a family history of breast cancer, especially those who have had biopsy-proven atypical hyperplasia of the breast, they are more likely to develop malignant changes, so such patients should be more vigilant than patients with ordinary hyperplasia, and surgical biopsy can be considered when necessary. Breast hyperplasia patients should also pay attention to is to have a correct understanding of the disease. Neither can we treat it indifferently, thinking that it does not hinder life and work and ignore it; and not overly nervous, always afraid that it will one day turn into cancer and anxious. Only by correctly looking at the disease, can we do a good job of rehabilitation and health care and effectively prevent the occurrence of breast cancer.