Treatment of Severe Cyclical Mastalgia

A C Montgomery, Subrata Kumar Biswas, B V Palmer, J C M P Monteiro
In: Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine · 1979 · vol. 72(7) , pp. 489–491 · doi:10.1177/014107687907200705 · PMID:552546 · W8011895
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In a sequential study to compare the efficacy of bromocryptine and danazol in the treatment of severe cyclical mastalgia, 70% of patients in both groups were relieved of their symptoms. Patients tended to prefer bromocryptine because of its limited side effects. There was a significant fall in prolactin levels with bromocryptine, but not with danazol.

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