Fibrocystic Disease of the Breast Archives

fibrocystic breast

im only 15 years old and i have fibrocystic disease. i went to my doctor and she told me that that is what i have. i've been looking in the internet so that i can find out more information on it, but they keep saying that it occurs in women 30-50 years old. i want to know if it is normal fo me to have fibrocystic breast ? and does haveing fibrocystic breast increases the chance of getting breast cancer?

Follow Ups:

• Re: fibrocystic breast Walt Stoll 11:45:20 9/12/02 (0)
• Re: fibrocystic breast Larry 10:19:29 9/12/02 (1)
  • Check Dr. Stoll's Archives! Pam 12:47:18 9/12/02 (0)
• Re: fibrocystic breast Joanie 07:52:26 9/12/02 (0)
• Re: fibrocystic breast Concerned 07:37:08 9/12/02 (0)
• Natural Progesterone For Fibrocystic Breasts Pam 22:57:17 9/11/02 (0)

In Reply to: fibrocystic breast posted by linda on September 11, 2002 at 22:10:31:

Linda:

Leilani Tejada talks about the use of transdermal progesterone for fibrocystic breasts. She appears on Your Health with Doug Kaufmann (Family Net T.V.).

Leilani sells Bliss Cream, a natural transdermal progesterone. She counsels women over the phone. I can give you her number, if you are interested.

Below is information about natural progesterone for fibrocystic breasts.

Thanks,
Pam

http://www.life-flo.com/fibrocystic-breasts.html

Natural Progesterone For Fibrocystic Breasts

"From my women patients, I learned that fibrocystic breasts were most often merely a sign of estrogen dominance; relatively high estrogen and low progesterone. In my experience, using natural progesterone routinely resolves the problem."

Dr Lee also suggests adding vitamin E 600 IU at bedtime, 300 milligrams a day of supplemental magnesium and 50 milligrams a day of vitamin B6.

Once the cysts have cleared up, reduce the progesterone dose to find the smallest dose that is still effective each month and continue the
treatment as needed through menopause.

This treatment is simple, safe, inexpensive, successful and natural.

[Fibrocystic Breasts and Progesterone Page 251 in "What your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause"Written by John R. Lee M.D. with Virginia
Hopkins]

In Reply to: fibrocystic breast posted by linda on September 11, 2002 at 22:10:31:

Linda, start taking 200 units of Vitamin-E for one month and increase to 400 units the second month and continue taking 400 to 600 units of Vitamin-E for the rest of your life.

In Reply to: fibrocystic breast posted by linda on September 11, 2002 at 22:10:31:

I've also heard cutting out caffeine will help.

In Reply to: fibrocystic breast posted by linda on September 11, 2002 at 22:10:31:

Dear Linda:

Please see the web address I have provided and consider
purchasing the book:

Dressed to Kill: The Link Between Breast Cancer and Bras (ISBN # 0-89529-664-0, Avery Publishing Group, 1995).

The book discusses all aspects of breast disease including Fibrocystic Breast Disease.

People have emailed me after taking the measures suggested in the article and their breast tissue became normal.

Take care,

Larry

• Prevent and Treat Fibrocystic Breast Disease

Follow Ups:

• Check Dr. Stoll's Archives! Pam 12:47:18 9/12/02 (0)

In Reply to: fibrocystic breast posted by linda on September 11, 2002 at 22:10:31:

Hi, Linda.

I have practiced medicine for 30+ years and have never seen the protocol in the archives about this fail to totally resolve it.

Walt

In Reply to: Re: fibrocystic breast posted by Larry on September 12, 2002 at 10:19:29:

Hi, Linda and Larry:

Dr. Stoll has more information in his archives about lymphatic flow, bras and breast cancer.

Also, information about that book, Dressed to Kill, is located in the archives.

http://www.askwaltstollmd.com/archives/cancer/112455.html

Thanks,
Pam