What does breast secondary mean?

What does breast hyperplasia grade 2 mean? Breast hyperplasia is neither an inflammation nor a tumor. The occurrence of breast hyperplasia is related to endocrine imbalance, bad temper and other reasons, and is common in middle-aged women. Generally speaking, after breast hyperplasia occurs, you need to adjust your mentality in time and relieve your stress so that it will slowly recover. So what does secondary breast hyperplasia mean? Let's take a look at it below.

Is breast hyperplasia grade 2 serious?

The clinical symptoms of secondary breast hyperplasia are thickening of breast tissue, disordered arrangement, and secondary pain, which have a certain impact on their daily life and work and require medication. There are also grades of breast hyperplasia. In grade one, there is basically no abnormality in breast tissue. In grade two, regular follow-up is required. If you feel any discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time. Grade three breast hyperplasia requires a longer follow-up period. The proportion of malignancy is less than 2%. If it exceeds grade three, it is likely to develop into a malignant disease and corresponding examinations are required.

How to treat breast hyperplasia

In many cases, breast hyperplasia is caused by endocrine imbalance. For mild breast pain, you need to adjust your mental state or take relevant activities to relieve stress. If the breast pain is severe, you can consider Chinese medicine treatment. For example, red peony root, angelica root, orange leaf, salvia miltiorrhiza, and earthworm are common medicines in Chinese medicine prescriptions, and then follow-up visits regularly. It can also be treated with drugs, such as vitamin D, B6, etc., which can regulate estrogen and assist in the treatment of breast hyperplasia.

The above is a brief introduction to the general situation of grade II breast hyperplasia. Generally, there is no big problem if breast hyperplasia does not exceed grade III, so there is no need to worry too much. In addition, everyone should take measures to prevent the occurrence of breast hyperplasia, such as mastering the method of breast self-examination. It is best to do self-examination after menstruation or between two menstruations, because the breasts are relatively soft and not painful, and abnormalities are prone to occur. If any abnormalities occur, seek medical attention in time. Also pay attention to your daily diet and mentality, etc.