Will breast hyperplasia still occur after hysterectomy?

Breast hyperplasia may still occur after hysterectomy, and treatment requires medication, surgery or lifestyle adjustments depending on the specific situation. Breast hyperplasia is closely related to fluctuations in hormone levels. Hysterectomy may affect hormone balance, but breast tissue still remains sensitive to hormones.

1. Hormone level fluctuations are the main cause of breast hyperplasia. After hysterectomy, ovarian function may be affected, leading to an imbalance in estrogen and progesterone levels, stimulating breast tissue hyperplasia. Even if the hysterectomy is performed, the ovaries may still secrete hormones, and the breast tissue's response to hormones still exists.

2. Drug treatment is a common method for breast hyperplasia. For example, tamoxifen can be used to regulate estrogen receptors and relieve breast hyperplasia symptoms; progesterone drugs such as dydrogesterone can balance hormone levels; traditional Chinese medicine such as Rupixiao tablets can also help relieve symptoms.

3. Surgical treatment is suitable for severe or recurrent breast hyperplasia. Breast lumpectomy can remove hyperplastic tissue; segmental breast resection is suitable for local hyperplasia; and total mastectomy is used for high-risk or malignant lesions.

4. Lifestyle adjustments can help prevent and relieve breast hyperplasia. Reduce high-fat diets and increase intake of vegetables and fruits; moderate exercise such as yoga and jogging can regulate hormone levels; maintain a good work and rest schedule, avoid staying up late and excessive stress.

The risk of breast hyperplasia still exists after hysterectomy, and requires comprehensive treatment with medication, surgery and lifestyle adjustments, regular breast health checks and timely intervention.