What to do with female lobular hyperplasia

Nowadays, social pressure is getting greater and greater, and both men and women have various problems, because pressure is not specific to men and women, and women not only have to take on tedious affairs at home but also have to work hard at work. This double pressure will cause women's emotions to fluctuate greatly from time to time, and it is easy to cause endocrine disorders. Not only will there be psychological harm, but the parts of the body that women care about most will also be threatened. Symptoms such as breast pain, abdominal distension, and breast lumps often occur. The incidence of breast diseases is increasing year by year, and the age of patients is getting younger and younger. So what should we do if this situation really happens?

First, check regularly. Once diagnosed with breast hyperplasia, patients should go to the hospital for check-ups regularly (such as 2 to 3 times a year) to detect any abnormal lumps (cancerous lumps) early. The most important thing for treating breast hyperplasia patients is patience. Regular check-ups can help to understand the progression of the disease at any time and take effective treatment measures in a timely manner. This abnormal mass is sometimes difficult for doctors to diagnose simply by touching it with their hands. Therefore, it is necessary to use some special instruments for examination, and even a pathological biopsy is required for a confirmed diagnosis.

Second, complete surgical resection. This is the best treatment method for those with only local changes. Can surgical treatment completely cure breast hyperplasia? That is, as long as the large local lesions are removed, it can usually achieve a positive therapeutic effect and completely overcome breast hyperplasia. If there is an obvious tendency towards cancer, or if a biopsy confirms a precancerous lesion, a simple mastectomy should be performed for safety.

Breast hyperplasia is neither an inflammation nor a tumor. It is a degenerative and progressive change in the structure of the mammary ducts and lobules. It often occurs in women aged 30-50, and the cause of the disease is related to hormone regulation disorders. There is no definite and effective treatment yet. The main treatment is to support the breasts with a bra and take traditional Chinese medicine such as Xiaoyaosan and Rupixiao orally to relieve swelling and pain. Because breast hyperplasia may become cancerous, you must seek medical treatment at any time, and surgical treatment can be performed if necessary.

If you really find any of these symptoms, you must go to the hospital in time. Even if there is no possibility of cancer or tumor, you still need timely treatment and must be treated under the guidance of a doctor.