Grading of breast hyperplasia

When women develop breast hyperplasia, they must seek timely treatment and improvement. Never delay without treatment, otherwise the early symptoms will develop into a more serious disease. There are three aspects to the grading of breast hyperplasia. At the beginning of breast hyperplasia, women will feel breast pain, which is intermittent and is a dull pain; if it is more serious, hyperplasia will occur; finally, cystic hyperplasia will form, and the more serious it is, the more difficult it is to treat.

Breast hyperplasia can be clinically divided into three categories:

1. Mastodynia

Mastodynia is a special stage of lobular hyperplasia of the breast. It is a pathological pain that occurs diffusely without local tender points. The breast lump is not hard in texture, the boundaries of the surrounding tissue are unclear, it can be moved, and it often occurs symmetrically in both breasts. It has obvious periodicity.

2. Breast adenosis

Breast adenosis can be divided into three stages according to the development of the lesion: lobular hyperplasia, fibroadenosis, and sclerosing adenosis. It is common in middle-aged people, with periodic pain and obvious lumps, which are often multiple or single. Months are often irregular.

3. Cystic hyperplasia

Breast lumps are the main symptom of cystic hyperplasia. Breast pain is not obvious and there is no obvious connection with the menstrual cycle. Some patients may experience nipple discharge.

In addition, according to the severity of breast hyperplasia, breast hyperplasia can also be divided into the following five stages:

Stage I breast hyperplasia (lobular hyperplasia) is the early stage of breast hyperplasia, which mostly occurs in people aged 25 to 35 years old. The symptoms are mild. It accounts for more than 70% of the incidence of breast hyperplasia and is often not taken seriously. The symptoms may be just breast pain about a week before menstruation, which disappears after menstruation. The pain is relatively short-lived (perhaps only three or four days). Treatment during this period is also the easiest and takes a shorter time.

Stage II breast hyperplasia (mastopathy): It is a further development of early breast hyperplasia, and is often manifested as dilatation of the terminal ducts of the lobules during examination. It often occurs in people aged 30-45, and is characterized by a series of physical symptoms, such as irregular menstruation, insomnia, and dark skin color.

Stage III breast hyperplasia (cystic hyperplasia): It is the further development of stage II breast hyperplasia, which mostly occurs in women aged 40 to 55. The malignant transformation rate of stage III hyperplasia is over 70%. Active treatment and regular examinations are very necessary.

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

Stage V breast hyperplasia (breast cancer): It is mostly developed from cystic hyperplasia and cysts. Most breast cancer lumps are painless. The probability of stage I and stage II breast hyperplasia developing into breast cancer is 1-3%. If you suffer from breast hyperplasia, you should treat it in a timely manner and not allow it to develop.

In the face of severe breast hyperplasia, female friends must pay attention to their own health, because the severity of breast hyperplasia is closely related to the estrogen level in the body. Therefore, in order to cure the disease, in addition to overcoming bad eating habits and hobbies, they should also have a relatively healthy mental state and a regular work and life. Of course, if conditions permit, it is recommended to use Rubeiyuan to regulate breast hyperplasia.