Scattered nodules in breast

Breast nodules can cause women to feel breast pain. Most breast nodules feel hard, while some people's breast nodules are loose nodules that do not feel particularly serious. Therefore, many women with breast nodules do not pay attention to it, thinking that it will not affect the body and therefore do not seek treatment. This idea is very wrong. So how should scattered breast nodules be treated?

Scattered nodules probably mean that there are unformed lumps in the breast. Breast nodules are a manifestation of breast hyperplasia. Normally, when you touch your breast, you feel a lump or hardness, which is a breast nodule. There is no distinction between serious and minor diseases. For breast diseases, even benign diseases, or even common diseases such as breast hyperplasia, have the possibility of becoming malignant if they are not actively adjusted or treated. It is more likely to be breast hyperplasia or fibroids. Related to estrogen levels. Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, and keep a good mood. A mammography examination is required. It can be treated with surgical removal. And do pathological examination to clarify the nature.

The nodules are considered to be caused by breast fibroids or breast hyperplasia, which is a benign lesion with a low chance of malignant transformation. The cause of the disease is related to individual factors and hormonal disorders. You need to maintain a good attitude, do not overwork or stay up late, and avoid mental stress. You can have a color ultrasound check every six months. If the nodule volume increases in a short period of time, surgical treatment is required to prevent malignant transformation. If the nodule does not increase in size but has symptoms of swelling and pain, you can take Xiaoyao Pills and Rupixiao Pills.

Clinical features of breast hyperplasia:

1. It is cyclical, occurring or aggravated before menstruation, and the pain is significantly reduced or disappears after menstruation.

2. This disease can occur in all age groups, but is most common in people aged 25-50 years.

3. The lumps are often multiple and can be seen on one side or on both sides.

4. The mass is nodular, of varying sizes, tough and cystic in texture.

5. There is occasional soreness and swelling in the armpits, shoulders and back, but there is no swelling of the axillary lymph nodes.

6. Occasionally accompanied by nipple discharge, the discharge may be yellow, yellow-green, or colorless serous.