Treatment of moderate breast hyperplasia

Moderate breast hyperplasia represents a very serious condition. Many young women are troubled by moderate breast hyperplasia and have to undergo surgical treatment. Next, I will introduce to you several treatment methods for moderate breast hyperplasia. In fact, you can choose conservative treatment. Let’s learn about it together.

Many patients do not know whether their breast hyperplasia is serious or not, and the doctor will only say that they have breast hyperplasia after examination. Female friends who suffer from breast hyperplasia may not fully understand it, let alone the extent of their breast hyperplasia. After examination in the hospital, most patients are told by the doctor that they have breast hyperplasia and the doctor either prescribes some medicine or leaves the matter alone. Why? Because doctors are currently helpless against breast hyperplasia, otherwise there wouldn’t be so many patients with breast hyperplasia. The following is an introduction to the stages of breast hyperplasia for patients to help them self-diagnose its severity:

1. Lobular hyperplasia of the breast (stage I breast hyperplasia): It is the early stage of breast hyperplasia, which mostly occurs in people aged 25-35 years old. The symptoms are mild and it belongs to stage I breast hyperplasia. Breast hyperplasia accounts for more than 70% of the prevalence, but is often not taken seriously and is allowed to develop without active treatment.

2. Breast adenosis (duct ectasia, stage II breast hyperplasia): It is the further development of early breast hyperplasia, from lobular hyperplasia to duct ectasia, called breast adenosis. It is more common in 30-45 years old, with severe symptoms, and belongs to stage II breast hyperplasia. It is easy to attract attention, but is often difficult to cure. If it is not cured for a long time, it will cause mental depression and aggravate the symptoms. It can cause serious endocrine disorders and a series of symptoms in the body, such as irregular menstruation, insomnia, dark skin color, etc.

3. Cystic hyperplasia (ductal ectasia combined with epithelial cell hyperplasia, stage III breast hyperplasia): It is a further development of stage II breast hyperplasia, which mostly occurs in people aged 40-55. The symptoms are very severe and belong to stage III breast hyperplasia. The malignant transformation rate of stage III hyperplasia is over 70%. Active treatment and regular check-ups are very necessary. Stage III breast hyperplasia often brings mental depression and fear to patients.

4. Breast cystic disease (stage IV breast hyperplasia): A large number of breast duct cells and epithelial cells accumulate and die, forming cystic masses, with a cancer rate of over 90%.

In life, it does not mean that breast hyperplasia is incurable. In fact, moderate breast hyperplasia can be cured. When you feel pain in life, you can use your hands to massage and relieve it. This has a very good effect on soothing the mammary glands around the breasts.