What are the late symptoms of breast hyperplasia?

Nowadays, breast hyperplasia is a common disease among women. If you ask the women around you, you will find that nearly half of them have this disease. However, they often do not pay much attention to this disease, thinking that it is a benign disease that will not endanger their lives. In fact, this idea is wrong. Not to mention that this disease has the possibility of becoming cancerous, even benign hyperplasia can cause people great pain, so you must pay attention to timely treatment, especially in the late stages. So, what are the late symptoms of breast hyperplasia?

Fibrocystic breast disease is a common breast disease in women and can occur at any age after puberty. The incidence of late-stage breast hyperplasia is increasing year by year, and there is a trend of younger age. Breast hyperplasia is essentially neither inflammation nor a tumor, but a disorder of the normal breast tissue structure. Gynecological experts say that the different types of late-stage breast hyperplasia and their clinical manifestations are different.

Late symptoms of breast hyperplasia 1. Breast hyperplasia caused by liver depression and qi stagnation: breast swelling and pain before or during the menstrual cycle, which disappears with joy or anger. Beaded nodules of varying sizes can be palpated on one or both sides, mostly the size of mung beans, in the form of step nodules or thick cords, tough but not hard, movable when pressed, not adhered to deep tissues, with unclear borders, insufficient menstrual cycle, heavy menstrual flow, chest tightness and warmth, depression, and irritability.

Late symptoms of breast hyperplasia 2. Breast hyperplasia Chong and Ren disorder type: breast lumps, aggravated pain before or during menstruation, and relieved or disappeared after menstruation. The menstrual period is often delayed, the menstrual pain is not severe, the menstrual flow is scanty, the body is tired and weak, the waist is sore and the limbs are cold, and the lower abdomen is chilly. A few of those who are not treated for a long time may develop cancer.

The specimens removed after breast hyperplasia are often yellow-white, tough, and without capsule. Sometimes, many scattered small cysts can be seen on the cross-section. In fact, they are cystically dilated ducts of various sizes. The cyst walls are mostly smooth, and there is yellow-green or brown viscous liquid inside. Sometimes, yellow-white cheese-like substance overflows from the duct opening.

If you experience breast pain, you should pay attention to it because it may be a sign of breast hyperplasia. You can take some medicine to soften and disperse the lumps, and also pay attention to regular check-ups. If you find a lump in the breast and it is very painful, you will need surgical removal to prevent the hyperplasia from becoming cancerous and endangering your life.