Is breast hyperplasia discharge serious?

Many women have experienced breast hyperplasia, and the symptoms vary. Some people will feel dull pain and swelling in the early stages, while others will experience the appearance of lotion. So is breast hyperplasia discharge serious? The breasts are relatively sensitive, and when inflammation occurs, there may be other complications. It is normal for milk to overflow and the color is usually milky white, yellowish or brown. It is also one of the symptoms of breast disease in women.

Fibrocystic breast disease is a type of breast hyperplasia that refers to the proliferation of mammary epithelial and fibrous tissue, the structural degeneration of mammary ducts and lobules, and the progressive growth of connective tissue. The main cause of the disease is endocrine hormone imbalance. Fibrocystic breast disease is the most common breast disease in women, and its incidence ranks first among breast diseases.

The early symptoms of breast hyperplasia mainly include:

1. Breast pain

Breast pain mainly refers to frequent tingling or swelling in the breasts. This pain in the breast is clearly linked to the menstrual cycle. This pain often occurs or worsens a few days before menstruation, but it disappears significantly after menstruation.

In addition, women's emotional fluctuations can also cause breast pain. Breast pain caused by breast hyperplasia is often more severe on one side of the breast, which may even be untouchable, and tends to extend to the armpits and sides, affecting women's normal life and work. Of course, some breast hyperplasia may manifest as nipple itching or pain.

2. Breast lumps

Breast lumps also change with the menstrual cycle. Before menstruation, the lumps will be harder and gradually grow larger, but after menstruation, the lumps will gradually become smaller and softer.

Lumps may appear in one or both breasts, appearing as lumps of varying numbers, sizes, and shapes. The shapes of lumps include flaky, granular, nodular, etc., and flaky lumps are more common. The lumps often have no distinct borders, are often tender, and are often mobile.

3. Nipple discharge

Nipple discharge is also an early symptom of breast hyperplasia. A small number of patients will find milky discharge when squeezing their nipples. The milky discharge is generally bloody, milky white, or straw yellow or brown, which is easier for patients to detect.

4. Irregular menstruation

Women with breast hyperplasia have irregular menstrual cycles, less blood flow, lighter color, and some also experience dysmenorrhea.