What does breast hyperplasia type 2 mean?

Female friends who often experience breast pain basically have problems with breast hyperplasia after examination. The examination report will have an analysis level. If it is level 2, it is a benign fibroid and requires regular follow-up. If it is level 3, it is between benign and malignant, and the time interval between follow-up needs to be shortened appropriately. This article introduces the various grading standards for breast hyperplasia. Those who need to know more can take a look.

The meanings of various grades of breast hyperplasia are as follows:

Level 0: Recall is required and further evaluation will be conducted after other inspections. This indicates that the information obtained during the inspection may not be complete.

Level 1: No abnormalities found.

Grade 2: Benign, regular follow-up is recommended.

Grade 3: Possibly benign, and the follow-up period needs to be shortened. The proportion of this grade of malignancy is less than 2%.

Level 4: Malignant lesions are considered possible and biopsy is required for confirmation.

Level 5: Highly suspected malignant lesions requiring surgical excision and biopsy.

Level 6: Malignant lesions have been confirmed by pathology.

Don’t be afraid or worry too much if you have breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to regulate your body, which can not only affect the female gland axis, but also regulate the endocrine system, balance hormone levels, and regulate the female breast hyperplasia from the root.

Since 2% to 3% of patients may have malignant transformation, it is best to go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination every 3 to 6 months. Do not eat soy, honey and royal jelly. Patients with breast hyperplasia over 40 years old should go to the hospital for a specialist examination once a year, and do color ultrasound, infrared breast radiography or mammography when necessary. Patients with breast hyperplasia are advised to eat less or no honey. Many people say that honey does not contain estrogen, and only royal jelly contains hormones. Patients with breast hyperplasia are reminded that it is best to eat less or no uncertain things. The specific food you can eat is as follows:

Strong acidic foods: egg yolks, cheese, pastries made with white sugar or persimmons, mullet roe, bonito flakes, etc.

Moderately acidic foods: ham, bacon, chicken, tuna, pork, eel, beef, bread, wheat, cream, horse meat, etc.