Non-hormonal drugs in the treatment of mastopathy

Abstract

Mastopathy is one of the most common diseases affecting the mammary gland. This term is used to describe a number of morphological changes that are accompanied by clinical symptoms. Cyclical vitamin therapy used by gynecologists for several years is widely applied at present. The next direction in the comprehensive treatment of mastopathy includes various dietary recommendations, such as limiting fat intake and expanding consumption of fiber-rich products with food. Non-hormonal drugs used to correct mastopathy, including vitamins and herbal remedies, can lead to a pronounced positive effect in relation to the clinical symptoms of the disease.