What causes breast hyperplasia and hot breasts?

Breast disease is a major health problem faced by contemporary women. The busy and fast pace of modern life causes many women to neglect taking care of their bodies, giving diseases an opportunity to take advantage. Breast disease is a disease with a high incidence rate and has a great impact on women's health. A considerable number of breast diseases can cause fever in patients. Let's take a look at what causes breast fever due to breast hyperplasia.

Fibrocystic breast disease is a common breast disease among women. It is mainly caused by endocrine disorders in the patient's body, which leads to breast structure disorder. Clinicians believe that this is a physiological phenomenon rather than a pathological change. However, in order to control the disease in time and reduce the patient's pain and discomfort, timely treatment is also required.

Will breast hyperplasia cause fever?

According to clinical data statistics, after breast hyperplasia, most patients will first experience breast pain, intense fullness, lumps or nodules when squeezed by hand, etc. In severe cases, nipple discharge may also occur.

Breast hyperplasia can cause many discomforts to patients, but there will not be obvious fever problems. If a fever occurs after breast hyperplasia, it may be caused by mastitis caused by breast hyperplasia. It is recommended that patients with fever symptoms go to the hospital for examination in time to see if they need anti-inflammatory treatment.

Causes of fever:

Generally speaking, only when breast hyperplasia and inflammation occur will it cause fever and other discomforts. There are many reasons that lead to mastitis, the main ones of which are milk stasis and bacterial invasion in the breast. Among them, milk accumulation in the breast mainly occurs in breastfeeding women. It may be because the nipple is too small or the milk cannot be discharged in time and accumulates in the breast, causing inflammation; and bacterial invasion is mainly caused by bacterial invasion caused by inverted nipples, which eventually leads to the problem of breast hyperplasia and fever. However, in any case, once physical discomfort is caused by breast diseases, it is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time to control the disease in time and avoid other risks.