Will breast hyperplasia get better after menopause?

Breast disease is a common disease of female breasts and a disease that threatens women's physical health. Breast hyperplasia has a relatively large impact on breast health. Many women in life have the phenomenon of breast hyperplasia. When suffering from breast hyperplasia, women should pay attention to it and develop good living habits and reasonable eating habits while undergoing treatment.

Will breast hyperplasia get better after menopause?

1. When it comes to the question of whether breast hyperplasia will get better after menopause, I believe many women are very concerned about it. What I can tell you for sure is that after menopause, the problem of breast hyperplasia in women will indeed be alleviated. This is because with the arrival of menopause, the level of female ovarian function continues to decline, and the secretion of estrogen in the body will gradually decrease. Breast hyperplasia is a disease that relies on the secretion of estrogen to develop. Once the estrogen level drops, the problem of breast hyperplasia will naturally be alleviated.

2. However, the answer to the question of whether postmenopausal breast hyperplasia will get better is not affirmative. Because even if the estrogen secretion level decreases, the problem of breast hyperplasia cannot be completely cured. On the contrary, due to various reasons, even menopausal women may experience recurrence of breast hyperplasia.

Causes of recurrence of breast hyperplasia during menopause

1. After menopause, the secretion of estrogen in women suddenly decreases, and the body will find it difficult to adapt to this change for a while. Therefore, this maladjustment will be reflected in the breasts, resulting in breast pain, breast thickening and other symptoms similar to breast hyperplasia. However, this is ultimately due to the psychological factors of women themselves. As long as you pay attention to psychological adjustment, you will be able to return to normal quickly.

2. If a woman's "calm" breasts suddenly show new changes for a long period of time after menopause, even if it is just mild breast nodules or pain, it is recommended to pay attention to it in time, go to the hospital for examination, and be alert to the onset of breast cancer.