What should you pay attention to when you have breast nodules?

Women are most afraid of breast diseases, because if they have breast diseases, they may develop nodules in the breast. This will not only cause breast pain, but may also cause mastitis, breast hyperplasia and other diseases. For breastfeeding women, when such diseases occur, they must stop breastfeeding their children. So what should you pay attention to when you have breast nodules?

Most breast problems such as breast nodules are related to fluctuations in hormone levels in the body. The mammary glands will undergo proliferative changes as the menstrual cycle changes. Excessive mental stress and a reversed day and night schedule will cause changes in the endocrine system. Endocrine disorders can lead to estrogen imbalance, so breast nodules are related to high work pressure. 80% of breast cancers are first diagnosed through breast nodules. The nodular symptoms of breast cancer are manifested as a hard lump in the breast that is non-tender, has unclear boundaries, and has very poor mobility. It can increase to several times its original size in a short period of time. It may also be accompanied by enlarged axillary or supraclavicular lymph nodes, inverted nipples, and orange peel-like changes in the breast skin.

Being sentimental, having bad emotions, being irritable and easily angered can easily lead to poor blood circulation in the breasts. With the development of society, people's competitive consciousness and pace of life have also changed greatly, especially women. They are sentimental on weekdays, and easily keep it in their hearts. If they cannot vent for a long time, the liver meridian will be blocked, and the entire internal environment will undergo adverse changes, increasing the incidence of breast diseases.

Breast diseases are related to breast size. In fact, this has nothing to do with size. There was a patient whose breasts were not big, but she had 5 nodules. This was an internal issue. What should you pay attention to if you have breast nodules? After all, breast diseases are caused by excessive estrogen, so you should pay attention to the "amount" of estrogen in your daily life. Since the amount of estrogen in the body cannot be controlled, the only thing we can do is control the amount that comes in from exogenous sources.

Dietary taboos for patients with breast hyperplasia

1. Avoid smoking, drinking, coffee, cocoa, etc.;

2. Avoid spicy foods such as onions, garlic, peppers, cinnamon, etc.

3. Avoid greasy, fried, moldy, and pickled foods;

4. Avoid irritating foods such as rooster, goose, and pork head.

Breast nodules are the most common breast disease in women, and the incidence of breast nodules ranks first among breast diseases. In recent years, the incidence of breast nodules has been increasing year by year, and the age of patients has been getting younger and younger. According to surveys, about 70% to 80% of women have varying degrees of breast hyperplasia, which is more common in women aged 25-45. Breast nodules are a common non-tumor breast disease in women. Many women may encounter this disease. Therefore, we should pay attention to the dietary issues of breast nodules and actively avoid the harm of the disease.

What should you pay attention to after suffering from breast nodules? When you find that you have breast nodules, do not blindly treat it yourself. You should go to the hospital as soon as possible. Be sure to find out the nature of the nodules and do not delay the treatment.

Then some people will ask: "Will breast nodules develop into breast cancer?" "I am so young and live a regular life, how can I have breast nodules?" "Do I have breast nodules because I have too much work pressure or am I affected by my occupation?" If you have breast hyperplasia, you should avoid spicy condiments or foods, such as chili peppers and peppercorns. Fried foods are very harmful to the body, so try to avoid them if possible.

Breast nodules are a common breast disease with an increasing incidence in recent years, seriously affecting women's health. A woman's breasts are like a big spring. They will get bigger during menstruation and get smaller when menstruation stops. However, they will never return to their original point over time, so they will proliferate locally. If the hyperplasia is not unblocked, it will become tangled and turn into breast nodules over time.