Breast fibroma cannot be treated. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment. Although the fibroma of the breast is benign, it may increase or become malignant over time, thus becoming breast cancer. It is suggested that patients should undergo breast ultrasound examination, mainly to understand the size and classification of fibromas, and then decide whether to treat them. For some small breast fibromas, you can follow up regularly, and generally check the ultrasound once every six months. If there is swelling or pain, surgery is recommended. For some relatively large fibroids, it is recommended to do surgery after diagnosis to remove the fibroids as much as possible.