What to do if breast cysts enlarge?

Cystic breast hyperplasia is a common disease among women, and is more common among women aged 25-45. Cystic breast hyperplasia is mainly characterized by pain during the breast cycle. The pain is on the upper outer side or upper middle side of the breast, and is more painful during the monthly menstruation. So what symptoms will appear if you have cystic breast hyperplasia? What are the consequences if it is not cured late? Below I will introduce to you what I know.

After suffering from breast hyperplasia, quite a number of patients do not take it seriously enough, delay seeking medical treatment or only seek relief from breast pain symptoms, without realizing the potential dangers of breast hyperplasia - that is, a small number of breast hyperplasia will persist for a long time and may develop benign breast tumors or malignant lesions.

Breast hyperplasia is mainly characterized by cyclical breast pain. Initially, it is a diffuse distension and pain, and the tenderness is more obvious on the upper outer side and upper middle part of the breast. The pain worsens before menstruation every month and decreases or disappears after menstruation. In severe cases, there is persistent pain before and after menstruation. Sometimes the pain radiates to the armpits, shoulders, back, upper limbs, etc.

Patients often report that they have a lump in their breast, but clinical examination only reveals thickened mammary glands. In very rare cases of simple lobular breast hyperplasia in adolescence, the disease can heal itself in about 2 years, but most patients need treatment. Don't endure it. It is mainly a benign hyperplasia of the breast stroma. Breast hyperplasia can occur around the glandular ducts and be accompanied by the formation of cysts of varying sizes; it can also occur within the glandular ducts and manifest as papillary hyperplasia of the epithelium with cystic dilatation of the milk ducts. In addition, there is a type of lobular parenchymal hyperplasia.

Increased prolactin is also an important factor causing breast hyperplasia. Studies have shown that hormone receptors also play an important role in the pathogenesis of breast hyperplasia. Various factors such as nerves, immunity and trace elements can cause imbalance of various endocrine hormones in the body.

After reading the above content, do you understand what symptoms will appear if you have cystic breast hyperplasia? Prolactin is also an important factor in the development of cystic breast hyperplasia. Therefore, if you are a female friend with cystic breast hyperplasia, please pay attention to it and get early treatment to avoid serious consequences. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to keeping your emotions stable.