What should I do if there are a lot of blue veins on my breasts?

In today's society, there are often many well-known figures in the society who, together with the entire social environment, call on us women to care about breast health. The emergence of such activities is often the most worthy reason for us to reflect on our own living conditions. Many times, we ignore it. Today, I will analyze with you some relatively simple solutions to symptoms such as blue veins on the breasts.

It may be breast hyperplasia, and you need to go to the hospital for a specific examination and diagnosis. However, if you have any doubts about this, you might as well check your self-examination by comparing the early symptoms of breast cancer. If you have relevant symptoms after self-examination, there is no need to worry.

Here are some common symptoms of breast cancer:

1. Lump: It is the first symptom of 95% of breast cancer patients. Most of them are single, rarely multiple, and the shapes tend to be round, oval or irregular. The texture is generally hard and the boundaries are unclear. Some cases, such as medullary carcinoma, have a softer texture and clearer borders. It often occurs in the upper outer quadrant, the mass increases rapidly, and may be mobile in the early stages.

2. Skin changes: Common changes include superficial venous distention, dimple sign and orange peel-like skin. Inflammatory breast cancer patients may have large areas of darkening, induration, and thickening of the chest skin, with cancerous plaques and ulcers forming an armor-like chest wall. Advanced breast cancer may break out superficially, forming ulcers or cauliflower-like neoplasms.

3. Changes in the nipple and areola: Breast cancer in the central area of ​​the breast may cause the large ducts to be invaded, which can cause the nipple to become flat, sunken, or retracted, or even sink under the areola, leading to deformation of the areola. Paget's disease may cause eczematous changes on the nipple and areola skin.

4. Nipple discharge: Breast cancer with discharge accounts for 1.3-7% of the total number of breast cancers, and is more common in intraductal carcinoma and papillary carcinoma. Bloody discharge is the most common, followed by serous, serous-bloody, and watery discharges. Breast cancer with discharge as the only symptom is extremely rare, and most of them are early intraductal carcinoma and papillary carcinoma. Most breast cancers with discharge are first discovered with a lump and then accompanied by discharge.

5. Pain: The early stage is a painless lump. There may be distending pain or dull pain. Pain in advanced breast cancer often indicates direct nerve invasion by the tumor.

I wonder if after reading the above information, most female friends have some basic understanding of their breast health. Under the call of the social environment and influenced by many activities, I hope everyone can really pay attention to breast health and personal health. Only health can truly guarantee our happy life index.