Does breast hyperplasia cause arm pain?

Although breast hyperplasia is very common for most women, the severity of each hyperplasia is different. Mild cases can be recovered through care, but if it is too severe, surgery is required. When breast hyperplasia occurs, there will be a feeling of chest swelling and pain. So does breast hyperplasia cause arm pain? In fact, arm pain is not caused by breast hyperplasia. It may be an illusion caused by the arm being close to the breast.

Breast hyperplasia does have a certain probability of becoming cancerous, but it has nothing to do with the swelling and pain in the arms. Because both breast hyperplasia and breast cancer can cause swelling and pain in the arms, it is not possible to distinguish between breast hyperplasia and breast cancer based on whether the arms hurt. In addition to the pain in the breast itself, breast hyperplasia can also cause radiating pain: pain in the shoulders, back, armpits, ribs and other parts.

The causes of breast hyperplasia and breast fibroids are the same: endocrine disorders and high estrogen secretion. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by irritability, anger, worry, great mental pressure, sentimentality, anxiety, excessive liver fire, and stagnation of liver and spleen qi. Excessive liver fire will inevitably affect endocrine system, etc.

Don't eat royal jelly, or breast enhancement or skin care products that contain estrogen. Do not take birth control pills or have abortions, otherwise it will lead to estrogen disorders. No coffee or chocolate. Eat more soy products, seaweed, kelp, cabbage, and sweet potatoes, which are good for breast diseases. Soybeans contain soy isoflavones, which have a bidirectional regulatory effect: when the estrogen level in the body is low, it makes up for the deficiency and can prevent and treat some diseases related to the decrease in estrogen levels; when the estrogen level is high, it will inhibit estrogen.

Breast hyperplasia is often accompanied by symptoms such as breast pain, irregular menstruation, enlarged axillary lymph nodes, nipple discharge, mammary duct dilatation, and constipation. It is not difficult to use Chinese medicine to treat breast hyperplasia, breast fibroids and the resulting axillary lymph node enlargement. If the breast lump is simply removed surgically, it will continue to grow and the recurrence rate is very high.