What is the cause of lobular hyperplasia?

Generally speaking, female friends may encounter a situation like this after giving birth, that is, lobular hyperplasia. At the beginning, because the condition is stable, most friends will not pay too much attention to it. It is not until the disease begins to worsen in the later stage that they will slowly pay attention to it. However, sometimes it has deteriorated into other diseases, such as breast cancer. So what exactly causes lobular hyperplasia? Now let me give you a detailed introduction to the causes of lobular hyperplasia.

There are many causes of lobular breast hyperplasia, but most of them are closely related to endocrine disorders or mental emotions. The breasts of women of childbearing age are controlled by ovarian endocrine system. Once the ovarian function is affected by certain factors, such as emotional instability, bad mood, excessive fatigue, sexual disharmony, changes in living environment, or excessive intake of hormone-containing tonic products and long-term use of cosmetics containing hormone ingredients, etc., it can affect the imbalance of estrogen and progesterone secretion or secretion rhythm in women and cause breast tissue hyperplasia. Lobular hyperplasia is a relative increase in estrogen secretion, which causes the mammary ducts to expand into cystic shapes and the epithelial cells of the cyst walls to proliferate vigorously, forming one or more cysts, which manifest as multiple tumors of varying sizes in one or both breasts. They are round or irregular in shape, hard and tough to the touch, and feel like touching a rubber block.

The occurrence of lobular hyperplasia of the breast is due to ovarian dysfunction, which leads to a relative increase in estrogen secretion. It feels like touching a rubber block. There is no adhesion between the lump and the skin and deep tissue. It can be pushed, but the boundary with the surrounding tissue is unclear. The lump may be limited to one part of the breast or may be scattered throughout the breast. The patient often feels breast pain, which is cyclical, especially 3 to 4 days before menstruation. The pain is relieved once menstruation comes, but it often does not disappear. Most patients with lobular hyperplasia of the breast often experience spontaneous remission within a few months to 1 to 2 years after onset, so generally no treatment is required. You can usually use a bra to support your breasts to relieve the pain, but it cannot be a fundamental cure.

The so-called lobular hyperplasia is just a slightly excessive growth of the breast lobules in a small number of women. Not all women who experience breast problems during their menstrual cycle should be labeled as having lobular hyperplasia.

Therefore, lobular hyperplasia of the breast will not become cancerous, while cystic hyperplasia has a 4% canceration rate. Please note this.

The above is an introduction to the causes of lobular hyperplasia. At this point, I have reason to believe that after the detailed introduction above, everyone should have a comprehensive and sufficient understanding and knowledge of the causes of lobular hyperplasia. In fact, any disease is very likely to be cured in the early stages, so in daily life, no matter what abnormalities occur in the body, we must pay attention to it in time, so as to provide a solid guarantee for our physical health.