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title: Does this study tell us which treatment works best for mastopathy (a breast condition)?
description: No. This is a discussion paper, not a study with results. It only announces that a randomized study on this topic was being done, without giving any outcomes.
url: https://niyora.com/research/papers/conservative-therapy-of-mastopathy-1983/
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- Does this study tell us which treatment works best for mastopathy (a breast condition)?

Randomised trial, 1983

# Does this study tell us which treatment works best for mastopathy (a breast condition)?

No. This is a discussion paper, not a study with results. It only announces that a randomized study on this topic was being done, without giving any outcomes.

 Early or limited evidence

Not specified in the abstract. No patient numbers or characteristics are given.

## What they did

This is a general discussion article about how mastopathy (a breast tissue condition) was being treated at the time, covering both hormonal and non-hormonal approaches. It mentions a randomized study as a 'preliminary report' but gives no details on who was in it, how many people, or how long it ran.

## What they found

The abstract gives no actual results, numbers, or comparisons between treatments. It only states that a preliminary report of a randomized study exists and that it could affect how conservative treatment is approached.

## What it means for you

There is nothing concrete to act on here. This reads as a 1983 opinion/overview piece rather than a trial with findings, so it can't tell you whether any particular treatment helps. It is also not specifically about PMS or PMDD.

## About the study

Original title [Conservative therapy of mastopathy] Authors Kubista E, Müller G, Spona J Journal Zentralblatt fur Gynakologie Year 1983 Study design Randomised trial What was tested Conservative (non-surgical) treatment of mastopathy, both hormonal and non-hormonal, mentioned in general terms only. Read the paper [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6685418/](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6685418/)

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