What to do if you have a lump in your breast? Try this

In addition to long-term uterine examinations, women's health also requires breast health. A woman's uterus and breasts are organs that are more susceptible to disease, so they should have regular physical examinations. Breast lumps and pain may be caused by breast hyperplasia or poor blood circulation in the breast.

The breast lumps caused by breast hyperplasia will be painful when pressed gently. The lumps are usually at the edge of the breast, usually on one side. As the lumps grow larger, they become cystic. When they move to the edge, there is an obvious sense of fluctuation. It has nothing to do with the menstrual cycle. Breast hyperplasia is generally related to endocrine disorders, mental stress, emotional excitement, staying up late, and lack of sleep.

Breast fibroids can also cause breast lumps, which usually grow on one or both sides of the breast. The surface skin is smooth, the texture is hard, the boundaries are obvious, and they can be pushed. At the same time, the pain is weak. The occurrence of breast fibroids is related to endocrine hormone imbalance, such as relative or absolute increase in estrogen.

Cystic breast hyperplasia can also cause lumps, usually breast swelling before menstruation, and nodular lumps with blurred boundaries and mobility. The fluid that overflows from the nipple is yellow-green, brown, or bloody.

The early stage of breast cancer lumps are painless, are single small lumps, surface nodules, and have no obvious boundaries.

When a lump appears in the breast, it should be taken seriously, and if pain occurs, you must seek medical attention immediately.