Breast hyperplasia stages

There is a reason for the occurrence of every disease in the human body. Most of them are because people do not pay enough attention to their usual diet and daily routine. The disease of breast hyperplasia is caused by women not paying attention to protecting their breasts. The severity of each disease is different, and the same disease will also manifest as different symptoms at different stages. For example, breast hyperplasia is divided into many stages. Let’s take a look at the stages of breast hyperplasia.

1. Breast hyperplasia (stage I breast hyperplasia): The symptoms may be just breast pain about a week before menstruation, which disappears after menstruation. Treatment during this period is also the easiest and takes a shorter time.

2. Lobular hyperplasia of the breast (terminal lobular duct ectasia, stage II breast hyperplasia): The common symptoms of patients are not only breast pain. Compared with the pain symptoms of stage I, the breast pain in the lobular hyperplasia stage is not so cyclical. Many breast pains are related to emotional changes. You can clearly feel breast pain when you are angry or tired. In addition, the pain will radiate to the shoulders, back, etc., causing female patients to feel upper limb pain when doing housework for a long time or working on the computer for a long time.

3. Cystic hyperplasia (mammary duct dilatation combined with epithelial cell hyperplasia, stage III mammary hyperplasia): It is a further development of stage II mammary hyperplasia and mostly occurs in people aged 40 to 55 years old. The malignant transformation rate of cystic hyperplasia is over 70%, which means that the chance of canceration is higher than that of benign fibroma. Women in this hyperplasia stage should pay more attention to it. Active treatment and regular check-ups are very necessary.

4. Breast cystic disease (stage IV breast hyperplasia): A large number of breast duct cells and epithelial cells accumulate and die, forming cystic masses, with a cancer rate of over 90%.

5. Breast cancer (stage V breast hyperplasia): Most breast cancer lumps are isolated single lumps with a hard texture and unclear boundaries with surrounding tissues.