Can I drink coffee if I have breast hyperplasia?

In the case of breast hyperplasia, drinking coffee in moderation is generally safe, but excessive intake is not recommended. Too much caffeine may affect endocrine stability and aggravate breast discomfort.

Fibrocystic breast disease is a common benign breast disease, which is often related to fluctuations or imbalances in estrogen levels. Some studies suggest that caffeine may stimulate breast tissue, but there is currently no clear evidence that moderate coffee consumption will directly cause fibrocystic breast disease or worsen the condition.

Regarding coffee intake, it is recommended to limit it to 1 to 2 cups per day to avoid the potential impact of excessive caffeine on hormone levels in the body. If breast hyperplasia is accompanied by obvious pain or swelling, you may want to try reducing the intake of coffee, strong tea, chocolate and other high-caffeine foods for a period of time to see if the symptoms can be alleviated.

Patients with breast hyperplasia should pay attention to regulating their emotions, maintaining a regular schedule, exercising moderately, and maintaining a balanced diet. They should eat more fruits and vegetables rich in dietary fiber and consume less high-fat and high-sugar foods. If symptoms continue to worsen or are accompanied by other abnormalities, please seek medical attention in a timely manner.