What causes women's breast swelling?

The breast is a part of the body that is unique to women. Although both men and women have breasts, men's are called pectoral muscles, while women's are called breasts. Generally speaking, only women will suffer from breast diseases. There are many causes of the disease, including some early symptoms. If we feel any discomfort, we should go to the hospital for a check-up to prevent breast diseases and serious consequences. So what is the reason for swollen breasts in women?

If you can feel a lump, you should do a color ultrasound to see what the problem is, whether it is hyperplasia, fibroma, or other disease. 1 Avoid emotional excitement and keep a happy and optimistic mood. 2 Avoid staying up late, maintain a regular work and rest schedule, and ensure adequate sleep. 3. Do chest expansion exercises regularly and exercise appropriately. 4. Take off your bra when you rest at night and wear a suitable bra during the day, which should not be too tight or too loose. 5. Marry and have children at an appropriate age, and avoid early marriage and early childbearing or late marriage and late childbearing. 6. Regular check-ups and breast ultrasound every six months.

It could be breast hyperplasia. Breast hyperplasia is related to endocrine disorders and also to mental emotions. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is related to liver and kidney deficiency, liver depression and qi stagnation, phlegm and dampness blockage, and spleen and stomach weakness. It is best to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, which has unique therapeutic effects in treating breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to find an experienced Chinese medicine practitioner to diagnose and treat the disease with Chinese medicine. You can also take Rupi Sanjie Capsules, Ru'an Tablets, Rupi Xiao Tablets, etc. for treatment.

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. Cysplastic breast disease is the physiological proliferation and incomplete involution of normal mammary lobules, which disrupts the normal structure of the mammary gland. It is a pathological hyperplasia and is neither an inflammatory nor a tumor disease. It is more common in women aged 30-50, with the peak incidence being 35-40 years old.

Fibrocystic breast disease accounts for more than 75% of all breast diseases and is the most common type of breast disease, occurring in women of any age after the onset of puberty. The clinical manifestations of this disease are basically breast lumps and breast pain. About 80% of patients have symptoms of breast pain, which is mostly bilateral but can also be unilateral. The nature of the pain is divided into distending pain, stabbing pain, shooting pain, dull pain or tenderness. The manifestation of breast pain is often unstable and may worsen before menstruation, and often worsen with mood changes, fatigue, and weather changes. Breast lumps are the main basis for diagnosing breast diseases. Most of them are multiple, with different sizes and hard or tough texture. The lumps are not adhered to the skin, and the surface of the lumps is often not smooth and feels granular to the touch. In addition to the above symptoms, some patients have systemic symptoms such as nipple itching, discharge, bitter taste in the mouth, rib distension, chest tightness, anorexia, and menstrual disorders.

Suggestions: Fibrocystic breast disease is a chronic breast disease, and the breast is a special part of the human body. It is recommended to use the Breast Health External Application Combination for treatment. In this way, high-concentration drugs can be continuously administered to the breast lesions, and the penetration and absorption effect will be most significant. It also makes up for the recurrence defects of continuous oral medication and surgery to cure fibrocystic breast disease. You can also eat more whole grains, fresh vegetables and fruits, have three meals regularly, and eat a balanced diet. Try to eat less meat, avoid spicy food, coffee, alcohol, and staying up late.