Dandelions, although considered a wild vegetable, have high nutritional and medicinal value. Dandelions have the effects of clearing heat, detoxification, reducing swelling, and promoting diuresis. They are mainly used to treat mastitis, intestinal abscess, and other conditions. So, can dandelions treat breast hyperplasia?
Can Dandelions Treat Breast Hyperplasia?
They have a certain effect.
Breast hyperplasia is characterized by the proliferation and degenerative changes of breast tissue, closely related to endocrine disorders. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that breast hyperplasia should be treated by soothing the liver, regulating qi, promoting blood circulation, resolving stasis, and dispersing nodules. Dandelions have the effects of reducing swelling and dispersing nodules, so they have a certain effect on breast hyperplasia. However, they cannot replace medication, and it is recommended that patients seek treatment under the guidance of a doctor.
Will Breast Hyperplasia Disappear on Its Own?
It can gradually relieve through adjustment.
Breast hyperplasia is caused by endocrine disorders in the body, and the main harm comes from psychological stress. For those with mild breast pain, attention should be paid to adjusting mentality, reducing stress, and regulating negative emotions. For those with severe pain, it is recommended to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment and regular follow-ups. Maintaining a cheerful mood, a calm attitude, regular physical exercise, avoiding mental stress and psychological tension can help alleviate symptoms.
Dandelion Remedies for Breast Hyperplasia
Without the guidance of a doctor, it is not recommended to use remedies to avoid worsening the condition.
External Dandelion Application
Ingredients: 5-10 grams of fresh dandelion, boiling water, alcohol.
Method: Mash the dandelion and mix it with a proper amount of cold boiled water or 50% alcohol to form a paste. Apply directly to the affected area.
Dandelion and Bupleurum Tea
Ingredients: 5 grams of dandelion, 3 grams of bupleurum.
Method: Put the ingredients into a cup, add an appropriate amount of hot water, and steep for 15 minutes to make tea.
Usage: Take once a day for 3 consecutive days.
Effects: Resolving abscesses, dispersing nodules, promoting qi flow, and activating blood circulation.
What Tea is Best for Breast Hyperplasia?
Rose and Broad Bean Flower Tea
Ingredients: 6 grams of rose flowers, 10 grams of broad bean flowers.
Method: Wash the rose flowers and broad bean flowers separately, drain them, put them together in a teacup, add boiling water, cover the cup, and let it steep for 10 minutes.
Summer Cudweed Tea
Ingredients: 60 grams of summer cudweed.
Method: Rinse the summer cudweed, put it in a thermos bottle, and steep it with boiling water for 15 minutes before drinking.
Tangerine Leaf Tea
Ingredients: 30 grams of tangerine leaves (dried).
Method: Wash the tangerine leaves, dry them, cut them into small pieces, put them in a saucepan, soak them in water for a while, boil for 15 minutes, filter with a clean gauze, and take the juice as tea.
Who Should Not Consume Dandelions?
1. Pregnant women
Dandelions are a medicinal herb with a cold and slightly bitter nature. Pregnant women should not take them to avoid discomfort.
2. People with spleen and stomach deficiency-cold
Dandelions have a cold nature, so they are not suitable for people with spleen and stomach deficiency-cold, as it may exacerbate discomfort or cause diarrhea.
3. People with low blood pressure
Dandelions contain substances such as taraxasterol and dandelion sterol, which have a blood pressure-lowering effect. People with low blood pressure should not consume them.
4. People with allergies
Some people may experience itching, urticaria, and other allergic reactions after consuming dandelions. Those who are prone to allergies should not consume them.
