When is the best time to check for breast hyperplasia?

With the increase of life pressure and poor eating habits, breast disease has become a prominent disease that currently troubles women. Breast hyperplasia is a typical example and is currently on the rise. Like other diseases, breast hyperplasia also requires a physical examination in advance to confirm the condition. So, when is the best time to check for breast hyperplasia? Let’s take a closer look below.

For women over the age of 30, experts recommend that they have regular gynecological examinations, especially for the most common gynecological diseases among women, and breast hyperplasia should be prevented.

Experts point out that the best time to check for breast hyperplasia is 3-5 days after the end of menstruation or 9-11 days after the beginning of menstruation. Because at this time the effect of estrogen on the breast is minimal, the breast is in a relatively static state, is relatively soft and painless, and breast lesions or abnormalities are easiest to detect.

For women who have reached menopause, since there is no interference from menstruation, they can choose a time that is convenient for both themselves and the doctor for the examination. Each self-examination should be compared with previous self-examination results. If any abnormality is found, go to the hospital for examination in time to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment.

Experts point out that during different periods of the menstrual cycle, under the influence of various related endocrine hormones, the breast will undergo some physiological proliferation and involution changes. For example, before menstruation, the estrogen level is relatively high, the glandular tissue of the breast will proliferate more obviously, the breast tissue will have varying degrees of congestion and edema, and the entire breast will be thicker. Some examinations will not be so suitable, which will affect the judgment of the nature of the breast lump, especially the infrared scanning examination, which will be less accurate. If you need to take a mammogram, it will be painful to clamp it.

The above is an introduction to when is the best time to check for breast hyperplasia. I hope it will be helpful for women. When breast hyperplasia first appears, the symptoms may not be very obvious. If you can seize the opportunity and actively treat it during this period, the effect will be very good. Don't have any fluke mentality. Regular physical examinations can prevent the disease from causing harm to us.