What are the symptoms of lobular breast hyperplasia?

Common symptoms of lobular breast hyperplasia include breast pain, or obvious redness, swelling, and heat. Some may also have symptoms of suppuration and ulceration. However, if similar symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination and diagnosis.

1. Clinical symptoms of lobular hyperplasia of the breast:

1. First of all, clinically, the less painful a breast lump is, the more attention it should be paid. Because painless breast lumps happen to be one of the important characteristics of breast cancer.

2. Generally speaking, inflammatory breast lumps are often accompanied by severe breast pain. The local area of ​​the lump is also accompanied by obvious inflammatory reactions such as redness, swelling, heat and pain. The lump can often become purulent and rupture. After anti-inflammatory treatment and local drainage, the inflammation will subside and the lump will disappear.

3. Hyperplastic breast lumps are often accompanied by premenstrual breast pain. After menstruation, the pain can be relieved and the lumps can also shrink. The lumps are often multiple, soft or tough in texture, and there may be mild to moderate tenderness locally. After symptomatic treatment with medication, there can be varying degrees of improvement.

2. Causes of lobular hyperplasia of the breast:

1. Breast tissue is the target organ of sex hormones, and it changes periodically under the influence of the endocrine environment. The current social "sexual" environment has expanded and opportunities for sexual stimulation have increased. These factors can promote the secretion of "estrogen", resulting in increased secretion of estrogen, which stimulates breast tissue and produces lobular hyperplasia of the breast. This is one of the causes of lobular hyperplasia of the breast.

2. Breast symptoms change synchronously with breast tissue changes, that is, they change with the menstrual cycle (ovarian function). That is, with the cyclical changes in the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, cycles of proliferation and involution occur. The main histological changes of lobular hyperplasia of the breast are excessive proliferation and incomplete restoration of the breast essence. This phenomenon is the result of an imbalance in the ratio of estrogen and progesterone. Reason 3: The irregular manifestations of breast lesions on the breasts also indicate that they are caused by endocrine influences. This is also the cause of lobular breast hyperplasia.