What causes left breast heat?

Breasts are one of the most important signs of women and are also a necessary tool for breastfeeding. Therefore, in life, every woman should protect her breasts and always prevent various breast diseases. After all, in modern society, there are too many women with breast problems, and sometimes some breast diseases cannot be completely cured. So, what is the reason for the left breast to be hot?

Breast fever is the most common breast disease, accounting for more than 75% of all breast diseases. Its main symptoms are lumps and pain in the breast. Breast hyperplasia is divided into lobular hyperplasia and cystic hyperplasia of the breast according to different clinical symptoms.

According to Chinese medicine practitioners, the main manifestations of breast fever are breast pain before menstruation and the ability to feel a thickened breast lump. After your period, breast tenderness and breast lumps will subside on their own. The characteristics of lobular hyperplasia of the breast are breast pain and physiological changes in the proliferative tissue. The main manifestation of cystic breast hyperplasia is breast lumps. Some lumps are single and appear in the form of flakes, cords, or granules; some lumps are diffuse and widespread; and some lumps are mixed, with various shapes such as flakes, nodules, cords, and granules. Cystic breast hyperplasia may cause swelling or tingling before menstruation. The size and pain of the lump are also related to mood changes. For most people, the symptoms will worsen before menstruation, when they are depressed, after fatigue, and when the air pressure is low.

The difference between breast fever and lobular hyperplasia is that although the lump changes in size before and after menstruation, the lump always exists and will not disappear due to the ebb of menstruation. The proliferative tissue of cystic breast hyperplasia is mainly pathological changes. Histologically, it is found that cysts are formed due to the hyperdilation of small milk ducts, the proliferation of milk duct epithelial cells, and papilloma in the small and medium-sized milk ducts.

Generally speaking, an experienced doctor can tell whether it is lobular breast hyperplasia or cystic breast hyperplasia by touching it with his hands. Of course, it can also be diagnosed through B-ultrasound and other examinations. If it is confirmed that the breast is hot, it should be treated actively because these patients are 5 times more likely to develop breast cancer than normal women.

Breast hyperplasia, known as breast disease in traditional Chinese medicine, is mostly caused by emotional injury, Chong and Ren meridian disorders, and phlegm and blood stasis. In clinical practice, the method of soothing the liver and relieving depression, regulating the Chong and Ren meridians, and resolving phlegm, softening hard masses and dispersing nodules is adopted, and the treatment based on syndrome differentiation is very effective.