Management of cyclical breast pain.
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Cyclical breast pain, affecting up to 70% of women, can be managed with bromocriptine, danazol, or evening primrose oil, providing relief for approximately 77% of treated patients after cancer exclusion.
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Cyclical breast pain or mastalgia occurs in up to 70% of the female population. After exclusion of breast cancer and proper reassurance, only 15% of patients initially presenting will require drug treatment. Using bromocriptine, danazol and evening primrose oil some 77% of patients treated can obtain useful relief of their symptoms.
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