What is grade 3 breast nodule?

Once breast nodules appear, the patient needs to go to the hospital to see a specialist. Usually, the doctor will understand the patient's general condition through palpation, and then take some scientific examination methods, such as breast X-ray, to find out the extent of the breast nodules. Some patients will be told that they have grade three breast nodules, but they have no idea what this means, so the following knowledge in this area will be popularized.

What is grade 3 breast nodule?

Grade 3 breast nodules refer to cystic hyperplasia (mammary duct dilatation combined with epithelial cell hyperplasia, stage III breast hyperplasia): it is a further development of stage II breast hyperplasia, mostly occurring in people aged 40-55 years old. The symptoms are very severe and belong to stage III breast hyperplasia. The malignant transformation rate of stage III hyperplasia is over 70%. Active treatment and regular check-ups are very necessary. Stage III breast hyperplasia often brings mental depression and fear to patients. Usually, you can use a bra to support your breasts and take oral medications to relieve pain. Since 2% to 3% of patients may have malignant changes, it is best to go to the hospital for a color ultrasound check every 3 to 6 months to avoid delaying treatment. Do not eat soy, honey or royal jelly. Pay attention to your diet, try to avoid greasy, fried, spicy and irritating foods, exercise more, and don't get angry.

You should go to a regular hospital for examination in time. Women who have breastfed generally have varying degrees of breast hyperplasia. You should have further examination in time.

Guidance:

Have a tumor antigen test in time, and if necessary, do a breast puncture cytology test in time. Pay attention to avoid being too nervous and stressed, and adjust your mentality in time.

Breast nodules are the physiological proliferation and incomplete involution of normal breast lobules. The normal structure of the breast is disturbed and it is a pathological hyperplasia. It is a type of disease that is neither inflammatory nor tumorous.

Patients with breast nodules should maintain a regular life and regularly participate in physical exercise, but should not allow themselves to become overly tired. Keep your breasts clean, wash them frequently with warm water, and pay attention to changes in breast lumps. You can often eat foods that have the effect of promoting qi and dispersing stagnation, and avoid eating raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. Patients with breast hyperplasia over the age of 40 should go to the hospital for a specialist examination once a year and, if necessary, undergo B-ultrasound, infrared breast radiography or molybdenum target photography. At the same time, maintain a happy mood and combine work and rest. Reduce dietary estrogen intake and avoid estrogen-containing medications. Conservative treatment will take a long time, so you need to have confidence and patience.