If the symptoms are mild and the lesion is not severe, treatment may not be necessary. Regular follow-up visits and ultrasound or mammography screenings are usually sufficient.

If the symptoms are relatively significant, we can treat them with traditional Chinese medicine. Methods such as soothing the liver and regulating qi, and harmonizing the thoroughfare and conception vessels can help alleviate pain. Endocrine treatment is also an option, though preferably avoided unless the pre-menopausal pain is very severe, in which case it can be taken before the onset of menstruation. Vitamin therapy, including vitamins B, C, and E, can improve liver function, regulate sex hormone metabolism, and enhance autonomic nerve function, thus serving as an adjunctive treatment for this condition. Recently, it is believed that vitamin E also has pain-relieving properties.