What is the reason for a round lump in the middle of the breast?

The breast is a relatively fragile part of a woman's body and is also a part that needs special care. If one day you find a round lump in the middle of your breast, you must pay attention that it may be a sign of breast disease. Breast disease must be taken seriously and you must not be careless and delay the treatment. Early detection and early treatment must be achieved to prevent the disease from worsening and causing serious harm to your physical and mental health.

What causes a round lump in the middle of my breast?

1. Breast hyperplasia can easily cause increased breast size or breast pain during menstruation.

The lumps caused by breast hyperplasia are irregular in shape, appearing in the form of flakes, nodules or cords, with unclear boundaries and no adhesion to the skin. They are prone to enlargement or pain, especially before and after menstruation.

2. The lumps caused by fibrocystic breast disease are more dangerous.

Cystic breast hyperplasia is a disease characterized by cysts formed by highly dilated mammary ductules and terminal ducts, accompanied by abnormal breast structure. It is more dangerous than ordinary breast hyperplasia, so everyone should pay attention to it. If you have cystic breast hyperplasia, it should be resolved as soon as possible.

3. Breast cancer tumors grow quickly.

In the early stages of breast cancer, there will be a painless single lump, but it grows fast, has a rough surface, a hard texture, unclear boundaries, and is difficult to move. At this time, it cannot be determined to be breast cancer. However, if it is accompanied by orange peel signs such as nipple retraction, breast contracture and fixation to the chest wall, or even ulceration, the chance of developing breast cancer is greater.

4. The lump is easily pushed and may be a breast fibroadenoma.

Breast fibroadenoma is the most common benign breast tumor, which is more common in young women. It usually exists in one or both breasts and is mostly solitary. The tumor is round or oval, grows slowly, and is easily pushed. There is no adhesion between the tumor and the skin.