[Diagnosis and therapy of fibrocystic breast disease].

In: Zentralblatt fur Gynakologie · 1990 · vol. 112(17) , pp. 1091–6 · PMID:2264418 · W2434437436
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Fibrocystic breast disease, common in women aged 25-50, presents histologic alterations often associated with estrogen dominance and hyperprolactinemia, and is treated with local methods, diet, progesterones, danazol, or cyst puncture.

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Fibrocystic disease (F.D.) can be observed in many women between 25 and 50 years. The typical histologic alterations in F.D. are often accompanied by estrogen dominance and relative hyperprolactinemia. For treatment local methods, diet, progesterones, danazol and the punction of large cyst are recommended.

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