Are there many cases of hyperprolactinemia being cured?

It is understood that the incidence of hyperprolactinemia has been increasing in recent years, and many women are panicking. If you are unfortunately diagnosed with this disease, you must go to relevant medical institutions for diagnosis and treatment in time. So, are there many cases of hyperprolactinemia being cured? In order to help everyone understand this aspect, let's learn about it together.

1. Surgical treatment

Surgery is still one of the main treatments for hyperprolactinemia. There are many surgical procedures, and there is no consensus on their selection. The general trend is to minimize surgical damage and try to preserve the chest shape for patients with early hyperprolactinemia when equipment conditions permit. No matter which surgical procedure is chosen, the principle of radical cure as the main method and preservation of function and appearance as the auxiliary method must be strictly followed.

2. Radiation therapy

Radiotherapy is the main component of the treatment of hyperprolactinemia and one of the local treatment methods. Compared with surgical treatment, it is less restricted by factors such as anatomy and patient constitution. However, the effect of radiotherapy is affected by the biological effects of radiation.

3. Endocrine therapy

Endocrine therapy is not curative, but it can provide different degrees of palliative effect for hormone-dependent breast cancer. The more estrogen receptors (ER) there are in the cell cytoplasm and nucleus, the stronger its hormone dependence is. And it should be remembered that breast cancer that occurs before menopause is different from breast cancer that occurs after menopause in treatment.

The above treatment methods are for reference only. There are many ways to treat the disease. I hope that patients with hyperprolactinemia can choose the treatment according to their actual situation, and do not generalize. For your health, it is recommended that you choose a regular hospital and choose the correct treatment before treatment to avoid all unnecessary troubles.