How to treat breast lumps and swollen lymph nodes under the armpit?

Breast lumps are a common disease that occurs in women. There are several causes of this disease. The most common one is endocrine disorders. In addition, women who have had artificial abortions or women with an unreasonable diet are prone to breast lumps. Personal emotions are also an important influencing factor. Some patients have breast lumps and swollen lymph nodes under the arms at the same time. At this time, the following solutions can be taken.

How to treat breast lumps and swollen lymph nodes under the armpit?

This situation is considered to be the case of breast tumor

Guidance:

It is recommended that you have a good rest and relax first. It is best to undergo a breast mammogram or a puncture biopsy and a pathological examination to clarify the specific situation.

The most worrying thing about breast lumps is malignant tumors and breast cancer. Breast cancer is often accompanied by enlarged and metastatic lymph nodes under the armpits. So in this case, you should go to the hospital. First, an experienced doctor should examine you in person. Second, do an ultrasound examination. Third, do a molybdenum palladium examination. If there is a clear lump, you can consider a puncture and send it for pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis.

Breast lumps accompanied by swollen lymph nodes require prompt diagnosis and treatment.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible, do B-ultrasound or take a mammogram, and ask the doctor for a detailed physical examination.

For a right breast lump, considering the age, breast color ultrasound and breast mammography are the most routine examinations.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the breast department of a local regular hospital for treatment. Based on the results of color ultrasound and molybdenum target, a puncture biopsy of the tumor is needed if necessary to determine whether it is benign or malignant, and further choose surgery or conservative treatment.

The size of the lymph nodes in the armpit varies. Some are less than 1 cm in diameter, while others can grow to the size of an egg. They are mostly regular circles in shape and grow in the armpits and around the armpits. Benign lymph nodes do not change much in size, while malignant ones grow rapidly within a certain period of time. The swollen lymph nodes tend to shrink and then grow again.

Breast hyperplasia mostly grows in the upper quadrant of the breast, but may also occur in other quadrants. The proliferative lumps are irregular and may be flaky, nodular, cord-like, granular, etc. Breast hyperplasia tends to change with the menstrual cycle, becoming larger and harder a few thousand months after menstruation and shrinking and softening after menstruation.

The lymph nodes under the armpits are swollen. Benign ones are not painless, while malignant ones are painful when touched. Breast hyperplasia means that the lump itself will cause swelling or tingling, and sometimes the entire chest will be painful.

Benign lymph node enlargement feels smooth and movable, has no connection with surrounding tissues, and has clear boundaries, while malignant lymph node enlargement feels less movable, has a rough texture, and is connected to surrounding tissues. The enlargement of breast hyperplasia has a medium or slightly hard texture, is movable, and has unclear boundaries.