What is atypical breast hyperplasia?

Breasts are very important to every woman, but in daily life, many female friends always ignore the protection of their breasts, which always leads to breast diseases. Atypical breast hyperplasia is also a common problem. Now I will introduce some basic information about atypical breast hyperplasia. I hope you can read it carefully.

Atypical breast hyperplasia is not cancer, but a precancerous lesion. The cause of the disease is not clear enough, but it may be closely related to endocrine disorders. If not treated, it may turn into cancer. I don't know if the surgery you are talking about is a complete removal of the lesion? Or a needle biopsy? The current recommendation is: 1. If the lesion has not been completely removed, surgical removal should be performed. This is quick and easy, and all lesions can be examined to prevent cancer cells from "slipping through the net". If the lesion is small, the breast can basically be preserved. After the operation, it is recommended to come for traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Why do we need TCM treatment? Because surgery is only a temporary solution and it is difficult to ensure that new growths will not grow in the future, so Chinese medicine is needed to prevent new growths and promote postoperative healing. 2. If you do not want to undergo surgery, then observe further and perform surgery if any abnormality is found. During the observation process, Chinese medicine is used for treatment, one is oral Chinese medicine, and the other is external application of Chinese medicine, which may gradually eliminate the hyperplasia.

Adenomatous hyperplasia of the breast is a common benign tumor of the breast. It is generally believed that it is closely related to the active action of estrogen and is prone to occur during the period of vigorous sexual function. It is common in young women aged 20 to 25 years old, mostly single, slow-growing, and may have no subjective symptoms. Spherical masses in the breast are often found accidentally. The mass is spherical or oval, with a smooth surface, tough texture, clear boundaries, and a sliding feel when touched. Although breast fibroadenoma is benign, there is no need to worry too much. If the tumor is small, it can be treated conservatively. Patients with atypical hyperplasia account for about 19% of all hyperplasia patients, and patients with high-grade atypical hyperplasia are even fewer. The vast majority of cases of breast hyperplasia are generally benign diseases. Breast hyperplasia is generally just an increase in the number of cells, with no changes in the quality and morphology of the cells, so it is called a benign disease. Atypical hyperplasia means that the cells begin to mutate, the nucleus becomes larger, the nucleolus becomes more obvious, the chromatin is darker than normal cells, and a small number of cells are in the nuclear division stage with disordered arrangement, and the evolution from benign to malignant has begun. Although the evolution process of normal cells into cancer cells takes several years or even more than ten years, we should be vigilant and it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for regular check-ups.

The above introduces some basic information about atypical breast hyperplasia. We need to take more care of our breasts in our daily lives to ensure our health. I hope the above introduction can help you in life. I wish you all a happy life!