Will breast hyperplasia be cured if it is not treated?

When people have breast hyperplasia, their first reaction is that it does not need treatment, because this disease is too common in life and there is no need for treatment at all. However, breast hyperplasia also needs treatment, and considering the mild and severe conditions, the treatment methods chosen are also different. Breast hyperplasia is not a curable disease, so it will not get better without treatment. We can only use some reasonable methods to treat the symptoms, so that we can get better faster.

Can breast hyperplasia heal itself?

If the patient does not receive treatment for the disease, it may develop to a serious degree, affecting the patient's daily life and causing the severity of the patient's condition to increase. However, patients often fail to follow the doctor's instructions for the treatment of their disease, which may lead to more pain from the disease. This is because the disease can affect the patient's daily life and cause the patient more pain. Therefore, breast hyperplasia cannot heal itself.

Diseases such as breast hyperplasia are related to bad living habits and unhealthy lifestyles in daily life. Once the disease occurs, patients will experience pain or a combination of more serious conditions. Of course, in order to better treat diseases such as breast hyperplasia, we still need to consider how we should eat in our daily lives.

Inspection method:

Based on the above clinical manifestations and signs, it is not difficult to diagnose this disease, but it should be noted that a small number of patients (about 2-3%) may develop malignant transformation. Therefore, suspicious patients should be followed up and observed, generally once every three months. Patients with unilateral lesions and limited range of lesions should be especially vigilant.

Self-check:

Starting from the sitting position, any inversion of the nipple, indentation of the skin, or unusual structural shape are clues to cancer deep in the breast. These signs will appear if the patient claps her hands above her head to contract her pectoral muscles. When the woman is in a sitting position, it is easier to check the supraclavicular, infraclavicular, and axillary lymph nodes. Finally, palpation should be performed while sitting, using the fingers together to touch the area under the nipple.

Lie on your back to palpate a wider area. Place a pillow under the ipsilateral breast and raise the ipsilateral hand over the head so that the breast is evenly spread on the chest wall so that the fingers can easily touch the deep breast cancer. Use the palm of the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger instead of the fingertips for palpation. The palpation should be in a circular motion, rotating laterally from the nipple to the outside. It is especially important to examine the breast that extends into the armpit.

Breast examination should first observe the development of the mammary gland, whether the breasts on both sides are symmetrical, whether they are similar in size, whether the nipples on both sides are at the same level, whether the nipples are retracted and sunken; whether the nipples and areolas are eroded, the color of the breast skin, whether there is edema and orange peel-like changes, whether there are inflammatory manifestations such as redness and swelling, whether the superficial veins in the mammary gland area are dilated, etc.

The above article will give you a detailed introduction to the examination methods of breast hyperplasia. I believe that everyone has a relatively preliminary understanding. Then you must pay special attention to your daily diet, do not eat too spicy food, and go for regular gynecological examinations.