Most women with<unk><unk>  and no symptoms do not need treatment, but closer follow-up may be advised. There is no widely accepted treatment or prevention strategy for<unk>  condition. When treatment of symptoms is necessary it follows the same strategies as treatment for cyclical breast pain. It is controversial whether benign breast conditions improve or worsen with oral contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy. A few small-scale studies have indicated that the<unk>  condition may be improved by dietary<unk>  (especially by a reduced intake of caffeine and related methylxanthines or by a reduced intake of salt) and by vitamin supplements. Tentative evidence shown beneficial effects of iodine supplementation in women with<unk> .
Fibrocystic breast changes
Breast cancer
Papillomatosis of breasts
Multiple cutaneous leiomyoma
Tuberous breasts
Breast mass
Trichoadenoma
Duct ectasia of breast