What is the difference between breast nodules and breast hyperplasia?

I believe that many people do not know the difference between breast nodules and breast hyperplasia. In fact, there is a very close relationship between the two, so they are often confused together. For female friends, if you want to protect your health from harm, you need to understand the difference between the two clearly, so that you can observe the condition and make preliminary judgments to avoid misdiagnosis.

Hyperplastic nodules are not serious hyperplasia, but a form of hyperplasia. The chance of nodules turning into cancer is very low, so there is no need to worry. Just follow up and observe. The pain and extent of the growth have nothing to do with cancer. Breast nodules are not a disease and exist in normal women's bodies. However, breast hyperplasia is different. Breast hyperplasia can usually be felt, and some people may also experience swelling, pain, etc. Hyperplasia can be divided into typical hyperplasia and atypical hyperplasia. Typical hyperplasia is mostly benign hyperplasia.

Breast hyperplasia refers to the proliferation of breast epithelial and fibrous tissue, structural degeneration of breast ducts and lobules, and progressive growth of connective tissue. The main cause of the disease is endocrine hormone imbalance. Fibrocystic breast disease is the most common breast disease in women and should be prevented in advance.

The pain of breast hyperplasia is usually distending pain, rarely tingling. The breast cancer lump is relatively hard in texture and has no obvious boundaries. The breast skin will become like orange peel and it has nothing to do with menstruation. The lump will only increase in size and never decrease in size. It can be detected through B-ultrasound, X-rays, near-infrared scanning, etc.

People like to treat diseases differently: few people pay attention to those that are easy to treat, but people are very interested in those that are difficult to treat. So is breast hyperplasia easy to treat? Is there any specific medicine for treating breast hyperplasia? Many patients don't think so. But for women, any disease needs to be taken seriously and treated actively, otherwise we will miss the best time for treatment and let the disease worsen. However, in reality, many patients often miss the best treatment period due to treatment misunderstandings.

I believe everyone knows the difference between breast nodules and breast hyperplasia. Any breast disease cannot be ignored. Only by detecting it in time and making an accurate diagnosis with the help of a doctor can a targeted treatment plan be formulated and it can be treated correctly.