What should I do if breast proliferative changes are combined with acute inflammation?

Breast hyperplasia is a very common breast disease. Women aged 25 to 45 are at high risk of this disease. Once suffering from breast hyperplasia, the patient will experience pain in the breast area, sometimes it is just a slight swelling and pain, sometimes there will be severe pain. In addition, lumps can be felt in the breast, and there may be secretions from the nipple, etc. So if breast hyperplasia causes acute inflammation, how should it be treated?

What should I do if breast proliferative changes are combined with acute inflammation?

Fibrocystic breast disease is the most common breast disease in women, and its incidence ranks first among breast diseases. In recent years, the incidence of this disease has been increasing year by year, and the age of patients has been getting younger and younger. You can also drink Defu's Rushu Ning tea at any time, which is very convenient. In adolescent or young women, there is breast tenderness before menstruation, and sometimes the pain spreads to the shoulders and back. The breast pain gradually subsides after menstruation. Only some thickening of the breast can be felt, without obvious nodules. These are physiological changes, not a disease, and do not require treatment. They are physiological hyperplasia.

Causes of breast hyperplasia include:

1. Mental factors

In recent years, epidemiological surveys on breast hyperplasia have shown that the disease is more common in cities than in rural areas, more common in large cities than in small and medium-sized cities, and more common in professional women than in non-professional and rural women. The more developed the society is, the more intense the competition is, the greater the pressure is, and the more likely the human body's endocrine system will be disturbed. Coupled with the influence of negative factors in today's society and the temptation of various desires, people become highly nervous and their thinking becomes increasingly complicated. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, this condition always makes people feel depressed, with poor blood circulation and liver qi stagnation. Modern medicine believes that the main cause of breast hyperplasia is endocrine hormone imbalance, which has been a consensus in the academic community. However, there is still no clear understanding of which hormones become disordered in what environment.

2. Dietary factors

Bad eating habits-this situation is more common in young women. Three meals a day, working at sunrise and resting at sunset are the natural laws of human survival. However, young women in today's society often have a rich nightlife, staying up all night, not getting up in the morning, not eating breakfast, two meals a day or even one meal a day, and irregular daily life. In the long run, this will lead to endocrine dysfunction and cause breast hyperplasia.

Unreasonable dietary structure - various types of hot pot are particularly popular in winter, and there are also many kinds of snacks such as malatang, hot and sour noodles, hot dry noodles, etc. These foods should be eaten in small amounts and only once or twice. If consumed for a long time, it is easy to cause endocrine and metabolic disorders in the human body and induce breast hyperplasia.

Food pollution - food safety issues are becoming more and more prominent. It is difficult for people to eat natural, safe food, and some potential hazards are becoming more and more obvious.

3. Environmental factors

Automobile exhaust, industrial waste gas and wastewater...the harm of environmental pollution to health is becoming increasingly prominent.

4. Other factors

Incomplete treatment of acute mastitis during lactation, as well as abortion, long-term oral contraceptive use, etc. can cause endocrine disorders, disordered estrogen and progesterone metabolism, abnormal proliferation of breast epithelial cells, and breast hyperplasia.