Treatment of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland with folk remedies

1. Reasons for appearance
2. Symptoms of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland
3. Recipes for folk remedies
   1. Infusions and decoctions
   2. Juices and vegetable mixtures
4. Prevention of breast papilloma

Intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland is a neoplasm that occurs in the milk duct, which is formed due to the activation of the human papillomavirus in the body. Intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland is treated with folk remedies using decoctions, tinctures, juices and mixtures consisting exclusively of natural ingredients.

Causes of intraductal papillomas of the mammary gland

Papilloma of the milk duct is a serious disease that requires mandatory treatment. Some surgeons and oncologists characterize it as a precancerous condition of the mammary glands.

Unfortunately, this is a type of benign neoplasm that, unlike papilloma on the epidermis, almost never goes away on its own. That is why therapy for intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland is a mandatory preventive measure against cancer, since these neoplasms can degenerate from benign to malignant.

The size of the inclusion ranges from 1 mm to 2 cm. There are single and sometimes multiple papillomas. The latter are more prone to becoming malignant.

The cause of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland is the activation of the human papilloma virus in the body. However, there are a number of provoking factors that contribute to the activation of HPV. Let's look at them in more detail:

1. Changes in hormonal levels. Hormonal changes in the body give rise to the formation of various types of benign tumors, including papillomas. According to research, most often hormonal levels change due to dysfunctional changes in the ovaries, miscarriage, excess weight, and diabetes.
2. Decreased immunity. Any changes that weaken the body’s protective functions create favorable conditions for the development of tumors caused by HPV. It is noted that most neoplasms appear in late autumn, winter or early spring. The reason for this is previous colds and vitamin deficiency. That is why treatment of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland with folk remedies is aimed not only at a targeted effect on the neoplasm, but also concerns the immunomodulatory effect.
3. Long-term drug therapy. Often, after treatment of bacterial infections, for which antibiotics are used, people suffer from viral diseases, including increased HPV activity.
4. Presence of parasites and toxins in the body. For a long time, it was believed that parasites are the main cause of the development of papillomas, since pathogenic organisms were almost always found in the body of people with these neoplasms. Later it was proven that the cause of papillomas lies in HPV infection, but parasites and toxins are recognized as one of the most powerful factors provoking the spread of this virus.
5. Aging of the body. An increase in biological age and the associated decrease in physical activity, functional wear and tear of organs, deterioration of metabolism, and inadequate functioning of many systems lead to the fact that the body less actively produces substances that control the activity of viruses.
6. State of depression. A strong body copes with stressful situations quickly, while a weakened one transforms the negative effects into chronic ones. Penetrating the body, the virus does not see barriers and begins to have a pathogenic effect on systems and organs.
7. Alcohol and tobacco abuse. Tobacco and alcohol block the body's production of substances aimed at fighting viruses. Also, cigarette smoking often causes hormonal disorders, which lead to the formation of papillomas of the milk canals.
8. Promiscuity. Those who dismiss condoms as a form of protection against sexually transmitted diseases often appeal to the fact that virus particles are much smaller than the holes of condoms. This is true, HPV easily passes this barrier. But when used, they protect against many STDs, the presence of which creates a favorable environment for the development of viruses. Therefore, condoms will not protect against HPV, but by protecting against other diseases they will reduce the activity of the papillomavirus.

See also the reasons for the appearance of papillomas on the sternum in adults.

Symptoms and diagnosis of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland

In the photo, intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland

A symptom such as fluid discharge from the nipple may indicate that you have intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland. It can be of different colors and consistency: liquid or thick, transparent, yellowish, with a green tint or impurities of blood. The last two color options indicate that an infection has joined the papilloma.

When the papilloma enlarges, it is captured in the form of a palpable nodule-like formation. It is clearly visible when palpating the mammary gland. It is usually located near the nipple or areola. It is elastic and may hurt when pressed.

Some doctors insist that intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland should not be treated with folk remedies. Others, on the contrary, believe that it is necessary to resort to aggressive methods only when other, more gentle ones, which include alternative medicine, have exhausted themselves. In any case, any therapy must begin with diagnosis.

To diagnose deep deposits, the following types of studies are used:

1. Ductography. X-ray with contrast agent. This method helps to identify even the smallest papillomas, 1-2 mm in size.
2. Mammography. A breast examination that can reveal a papilloma larger than 5 mm.
3. Ultrasound. Ultrasound examination, with which you can visually separate this neoplasm from a malignant intraductal one.
4. MRI. Magnetic resonance imaging is used for the same purpose as ultrasound, but gives a more accurate and clear picture.

Traditional medicine insists on surgical treatment of this disease. It is a sectoral excision of the mammary gland. To remove papilloma, surgical removal of the milk duct in which it has formed is performed. This operation does not lead to a change in the shape of the breast and in the future is not, as a rule, a contraindication to breastfeeding. However, it is a reason for increased attention to the breasts. But surgical manipulation of the mammary gland can hardly be called an easy procedure from both a physical and moral point of view. Therefore, to combat this disease, women actively use unconventional methods.

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Recipes for folk remedies for intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland

Intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland takes a long time to treat using folk remedies and requires an integrated approach. It includes several areas of therapy, namely the use of antiviral agents, the removal of toxins and parasites, as well as the use of recipes aimed at targeted control of papilloma.

Infusions and decoctions for the treatment of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland

The photo shows infusions and decoctions for the treatment of breast papilloma

This type of folk recipes is the most popular, since the healing properties of herbs are used not only in folk, but also in official medicine.

Let's consider effective folk remedies for the treatment of breast papilloma:

1. Echinacea tea. To prepare it, take 1 tablespoon of chopped echinacea leaf, root, and flowers and pour 400 ml of boiling water. Let it brew for an hour. Consume 200 ml daily for 2 weeks in the morning and evening. It is better to drink this tea before meals.
2. Rose hip decoction. Take 5 tablespoons of rose hips and brew 400 ml of boiling water. After this, boil the berries on the fire for 10 minutes. Pour into a thermos and consume no earlier than 3 hours later. Drink 100 ml throughout the day, regardless of meals. Given the sour taste, you can add honey to the drink.
3. Green tea. Green tea catechins have a strong antiviral effect. Therefore, for intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland, try to replace black tea with this drink.
4. Monastic tea. This drug is actively used in antiparasitic therapy and to combat tumors caused by HPV. To brew the drink, you need to take 2 teaspoons of a mixture of herbs and pour 200 ml of boiling water. Let the tea steep for 30 minutes, covering the teapot with a thick cloth, blanket, or pillow. Drink 500 ml of the drink per day. Break the intake into 3-4 times. To treat breast papilloma, use this folk remedy for at least 2 months.
5. Lemon infusion. Take half a thin-rind lemon. Rinse it well and grate it with the peel on a fine grater or grind it in a blender to a paste. Heat 100 ml of red wine in a small saucepan, add lemon pulp and 100 ml of apple juice. Then pass 2 cloves of garlic through a press and also throw them into the saucepan. Bring the mixed ingredients to a boil, but do not let it boil. Leave from heat and let sit for 3 hours. Strain and consume daily after meals 3 times a day for 2 weeks.
6. Herb tea. Mix mint, string, calendula, celandine and St. John's wort in equal proportions. Pour 3 tablespoons of herbal mixture into 1 liter of boiling water. Let it brew for 3 hours. Drink 200 ml between meals, three times a day.

Juices and vegetable mixtures for breast papilloma

It is better to grow vegetables and fruits used to prepare folk remedies for intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland yourself or buy from people in whose integrity you are confident. To obtain a healing effect, the fruits must not contain any chemical impurities and not be fed or sprayed with chemicals. Unfortunately, store-bought products cannot always boast of being organic and environmentally friendly.

Freshly squeezed juices are powerful biological activators of many processes, including those aimed at combating HPV and treating breast disease. It is worth noting that it is better to consume any juices after meals so as not to harm the gastrointestinal tract.

Folk remedies for intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland:

1. Garlic. This product is indispensable in the fight against HPV and the tumors caused by it. Grate the peeled cloves on a fine grater, place in cheesecloth and squeeze thoroughly. Drink juice 3 times a day. Start taking 5 drops and gradually increase the amount of juice to 5 ml.
2. Lemon. Three times a day before meals, drink 50 ml of freshly squeezed lemon juice diluted with 150 ml of hot water.
3. Vegetables. Three times a day, drink 100 milliliters of freshly squeezed carrot, beet and cucumber juice mixed in equal proportions. The course of treatment is 7 days.
4. Beet. Grate 200 g of sugar beets on a fine grater. Make a mixture of three parts vegetable and one part honey. Apply compresses from this mixture every evening for 1-2 hours. After removing the application, wash off the residue with warm water.

On the Internet you can find recipes for folk remedies for treating intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland, containing vinegar and kerosene. We will not introduce you to these recipes in order to avoid irreparable consequences of such therapy.

Prevention of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland

All of the above recipes are methods not only for treatment, but also for preventing the formation of the disease. If you have any types of papillomas on the epidermis, do not neglect these recipes. And even more so, use them if you have had a sectoral excision of papilloma from the milk duct of the breast. Unfortunately, these tumors often recur if complex therapy is not used to combat them.

In addition to the above recipes for folk remedies for treating breast papilloma, also pay attention to other measures to prevent the formation of papillomas:

1. Regular medical examinations. Since normalization of hormonal levels plays an important role in preventing the formation of intraductal papillomas of the milk canal, it is extremely important to regularly undergo examination by a gynecologist, who will promptly identify the malfunction and prescribe hormonal therapy. In addition, hormonal levels are significantly affected by diseases of the female genital organs. Therefore, it is necessary to treat inflammation and other diseases in a timely manner, contacting a doctor at the slightest ailment.
2. Strengthening the immune system. First of all, this includes two important points: healthier eating and proper rest. Products containing vitamins C, A and E boost immunity and fight viruses. These include citrus fruits, liver, sweet red peppers, carrots, broccoli, herbs, dairy and fermented milk products, vegetable oils, and fish. If possible, increase the consumption of these products in your diet, while at the same time reduce the amount of baked goods, sugar, and white rice. As for sleep, eight hours of sleep, at least one full day off per week, and 14 days of uninterrupted vacation once a year are recommended.

And, of course, we should not forget about minimizing stress, giving up bad habits, regular courses of antiparasitic therapy, physical activity, giving up bad habits and contraception.

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Treatment of intraductal papilloma of the mammary gland with folk remedies is difficult because you cannot visually observe the changes that occur with your tumor. Even if, after using traditional methods, the discharge from the nipple has disappeared and when you palpate you no longer feel the lump, the papilloma may decrease to a size of 1-2 mm and become undiagnosable on its own. But this does not mean that it has gone away completely and that when provoking factors occur, it will not begin to grow and regenerate again. Therefore, it is better to carry out treatment using alternative medicine methods under the supervision of physicians and, after the onset of remission, undergo re-diagnosis for a clearer understanding of the physiological processes occurring in the mammary gland.

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