What are the late-stage symptoms of breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia is actually a proliferative change in women's breast glands, which is now closely related to the level of sex hormones. In addition, some women with endocrine disorders are also prone to breast hyperplasia. This change can also be seen in many people who have bad tempers and are easily irritated and lose their temper. Women who often have irregular diets and like to eat spicy and heavy food should also be careful. Now let's talk about what are the specific symptoms of the late stage?

Fibrocystic breast disease is the most common breast disease in women and can occur at any age after puberty. The incidence of late-stage breast hyperplasia is increasing year by year, and there is a trend of younger age. Breast hyperplasia is essentially neither inflammation nor a tumor, but a disorder of the normal breast tissue structure.

Late symptoms of breast hyperplasia

1. Breast hyperplasia caused by liver depression and qi stagnation: Breast swelling and pain before or during menstruation disappear with mood swings. Beaded nodules of varying sizes can be felt on one or both sides, most of which are the size of mung beans or in the shape of thick cords. The texture is tough but not hard, it moves when pressed, it is not adhered to the deep tissues and the boundary is unclear. Irregular menstrual cycle, heavy menstrual flow, chest tightness, heating, depression, irritability and irritability.

2. Breast hyperplasia and Chong and Ren disorders: Breast lumps and pain increase before or during menstruation and decrease or disappear after menstruation. The menstrual period is frequent, delayed, and the pain is not severe. The menstrual flow is scanty, and the body is tired and weak, with back pain, cold limbs, and chills in the lower abdomen. A small number of people who fail to receive treatment for a long time may develop cancer.

Patients with late-stage breast hyperplasia often have distending pain in one or both breasts. In mild cases, it may feel like a needle prick and may involve the shoulders, upper limbs, chest and back. It is usually obvious before menstruation and the pain will be relieved or disappear after menstruation. During examination, there are scattered round nodules of varying sizes in the breast, which are tough and sometimes tender. The boundary between the nodules and the surrounding breast tissue is unclear and they are not adhered to the skin or pectoral muscles. Sometimes it appears as a thickened area with unclear boundaries, and the lesions are mostly located on the upper outer part of the breast. It can also affect the entire breast. A small number of patients may have nipple discharge, which is often brown serous or bloody. The course of the disease is sometimes very long, but the symptoms often disappear or alleviate automatically after menopause.

The late-stage symptoms of hyperplasia have been explained very clearly above. I hope everyone can keep them in mind, especially women who have experienced breast pain must pay more attention and not ignore these situations. Mild breast hyperplasia is not a big deal, but you must follow the doctor's advice, follow up regularly, and do a check-up every time to see how it changes so that you can deal with it in time.