Fibroids and mastopathy have become increasingly common diseases in recent times. Folk remedies for fibroids and mastopathy are gaining popularity among women who have grown desperate. However, it is important to approach such methods cautiously and avoid trusting charlatans who proliferate in alternative medicine centers.
Folk Treatment for Fibroids and Mastopathy
Gynecologists attribute these conditions to various causes, including poor ecology and diet, stress, urinary and reproductive system infections, and hormonal imbalances caused by the uncontrolled use of hormonal contraceptives. All these factors contribute to the growing number of women suffering from fibroids and mastopathy.
What Should You Do if Diagnosed with These Conditions?
The first and foremost step is to consult a specialist immediately.
No matter your opinion about conventional medicine, a genuine healer, herbalist, or phytotherapist who knows how to treat these conditions will always require diagnostic results to confirm your diagnosis.
Which Specialists to Consult and What Tests Are Necessary?
- Mastopathy: A mammologist will perform a palpation exam, mammography, and breast ultrasound. Blood tests for hormones such as TSH, T3, and T4 are also recommended.
- Fibroids: Consult a gynecologist and surgeon, undergo ultrasound examinations, and ensure an X-ray of the uterus is done.
Comprehensive examinations like these can be carried out at the “Atlanta” Medical Center’s women’s health clinic. An experienced gynecologist with years of practice will prescribe treatment, provide professional advice on your condition, and explain how alternative medicine recipes can be integrated into your care plan.
Mastopathy and fibroids often occur simultaneously, potentially indicating an active benign tumor process in the body.
Traditional Remedies for Treating Fibroids
Folk medicine often utilizes complex, multi-component prescriptions prepared individually by phytotherapists and homeopaths. However, some general recipes may be suitable for everyone.
Folk Recipe for Treating Uterine Fibroids
Prepare a mixture:
- 300g of rice,
- 30g of chopped prunes without pits,
- 3 tbsp of flaxseed flour.
Cook in 1 liter of water until thickened, then strain. Spread the mixture into linen bags and apply to the lower abdomen, from the navel to the pubic area, as well as to the lower back and sacrum. Duration: 4 hours. Perform this application over two evenings.
For the following two evenings, prepare another mixture:
- Baked onion,
- 30g of prunes,
- Flour to remove excess moisture.
Apply this mixture in the same way for 4 hours on the same body areas.
Folk Recipes for Treating Mastopathy
- Beet Compress
Apply a compress of freshly grated red beet overnight, repeating every other day. Additionally, dust the breasts with talcum powder each evening (but not baby powder!). This recipe is found in the Tibetan treatise “Lhantab” as a preventative measure against breast cancer. Ensure the milk ducts do not clog with talcum powder. Use warm chamomile decoctions for morning compresses. - Additional Compresses
- First Evening
Prepare a compress of mallow and wheat bran in equal parts. Boil in a small amount of milk until thickened. - Second Evening
Bake an onion with its peel, chop a bunch of parsley, add a spoonful of flaxseed flour, 10 prunes, and cook in 100g of milk until thickened. Add 1-2 tbsp of sugar.
Apply each compress for 4 hours, alternating between them.
These ancient folk remedies for treating fibroids and mastopathy can be used alongside the primary treatment prescribed by your doctor.
