Urgent treatment of an inflamed breast cyst

Similia Vol 36 No 1 – June 2023

Author: Elka Leibovitch

Abstract

Breast cysts are fluid-filled sacs that form within the breast. They are usually non-cancerous. Breast cysts are part of a larger benign disease process known as fibrocystic disease of the breast. These cysts can be asymptomatic, or they can be presenting as noticeable lumps, with pain, or associated nipple discharge. Conventional treatment for breast cysts focuses strictly on pathology and, through the means of aspiration, it aims to remove the accumulated fluid.

Homeopathy is a highly systematic method of stimulation of the organism’s natural ability to restore order and balance at mental, emotional and physical planes. This case report documents successful treatment of a patient who required urgent care for an inflamed breast cyst.

Keywords: Breast cyst, inflammation, case report, homeopathic treatment.

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