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Hyperplasia of mammary glands (HMG) is a benign breast disease in which the main breast mass and breast interstitium proliferate and involute to varying degrees, leading to normal structural disorders of the breast. Physiologically, the liver stores blood and dominates drainage; the spleen is the source of Qi and blood biochemistry, which regulates blood circulation and regulates circulation. If the spleen circulates vigorously, the qi and blood are biochemical active, and the blood has the power to control it, without escaping from the veins, allowing the liver to have some reserves. Insufficient liver blood . . .
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