Will breast hyperplasia cause nipple pain?

After the occurrence of breast hyperplasia, pain is the most common symptom. At the beginning, there is usually a dull pain in the breast. As the disease progresses, the pain will become more and more intense, and will also radiate to the surrounding parts. For example, some patients will experience pain in the armpits, and some even have back pain. So will breast hyperplasia cause nipple pain?

Can breast hyperplasia cause nipple pain?

Breast pain and lumps are the main clinical manifestations of breast hyperplasia. Other symptoms include nipple discharge, menstrual disorders, and emotional changes.

Opinions and suggestions: Breast hyperplasia is mainly caused by endocrine disorders. The human endocrine system is a huge system. No matter which link, if there is a problem, it will lead to disorders of the entire endocrine system. At present, it may only manifest as breast hyperplasia, but if it is not adjusted in time and comprehensively, it will easily cause other related diseases, such as irregular menstruation, chloasma, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts and other related endocrine disorders. Breast hyperplasia belongs to the gonad axis disease. The endocrine glands that cause breast hyperplasia are located on the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovary gonad axis. Only drugs that comprehensively regulate the hormone secretion of each gland on the gonad axis can more effectively treat breast hyperplasia. Therefore, once breast hyperplasia is discovered, it is recommended that patients seek treatment as soon as possible.

Breast enlargement can cause nipple pain. According to the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, female nipples belong to the liver. If you get angry easily, which leads to liver depression and qi stagnation, you will often feel nipple pain. You can squeeze the nipples to see if there is any discharge. If this happens, you can take Prunella Vulgaris oral solution for treatment.

The main manifestation of breast hyperplasia is breast pain, which is commonly unilateral or bilateral breast pain or tenderness. Most patients have cyclical pain, which occurs or worsens before menstruation and eases or disappears after menstruation. Sometimes there are breast lumps, which are often multiple, unilateral or bilateral, and the size and texture often change cyclically with menstruation. In addition, there are symptoms such as long course of disease, slow development, and sometimes nipple discharge. Patients with this disease may also experience irregular menstruation, scanty or light-colored menstruation, and may be accompanied by dysmenorrhea. In addition, patients often feel depressed or irritable, which worsens when they are angry, nervous or tired.