What is breast edema?

Breast edema is a common condition. It does not seem to be a serious disease, but if not treated in time, it may cause other more serious conditions. The symptoms of this disease are blood accumulation in breast tissue and inability to secrete milk. It can occur in both primiparous and multiparous pigs. Edema or blood accumulation may occur in the subcutaneous tissue or deep in the breast tissue. Let’s take a look at what breast edema is.

First: The growth pattern of breast edema is mostly a small hard lump, which grows slowly for a long time and then suddenly expands rapidly; some tumors can appear large, but are mostly localized, with obvious size, medium hardness or hard like rubber, but there are also those that are soft and soft.

Second: The onset age of breast edema is roughly similar to that of breast cancer, but the difference is that breast cancer generally manifests itself as nipples that never retract or discharge.

Third: At the same time, the epidermis appears nervous, shiny, slightly red, and has venous dilation due to the rapid expansion of edema. It is often seen that the breast and the tumor relax together. If the tumor relaxes too much, it can cause edema of the breast skin. However, adhesion and "orange peel-like changes" generally do not occur, and the tumor may ulcerate and become a flower-like shape in the late stage.

FAQ: In addition, some adjustments should be made to the diet to carry out medical care. Usually eat some low-calorie high-fiber food, eat more whole wheat cereals, vegetables and fruits as well as the fiber of beans and foods will be better for breast maintenance. The second is to be careful not to eat too salty, because high-salt foods can easily cause breast edema, so in the week before menstruation, be careful not to eat too salty.