What does breast hyperplasia mean?

Breast hyperplasia-like changes are generally a way of describing when we do breast color ultrasound or mammography and other related examinations, which means that the examination result is breast hyperplasia. Breast hyperplasia is a very common disease with a very high incidence rate. It is a benign disease, but it may bring great psychological pressure to people, and severe symptoms will also affect daily work and life. For the treatment of breast hyperplasia, we mainly choose according to clinical manifestations. For those without obvious symptoms, regular check-ups are the main method, and the inducements are usually reduced as much as possible. If the pain symptoms are obvious, Chinese patent medicines are currently the main treatment. Only for some uncertain natures, surgical biopsy is required for diagnosis.

How to deal with breast hyperplasia pain

Breast hyperplasia is a common disease in women. The main clinical symptoms are breast pain and the formation of breast masses. Breast pain usually occurs before menstruation. The pain can be gradually relieved after menstruation. When breast hyperplasia pain occurs, some Chinese patent medicines can be taken orally for treatment. The main choice is some drugs with the functions of dispersing blood stasis, dissolving knots and relieving pain for symptomatic treatment. There are many such drugs in clinical practice, and they should be found in time and selected according to the condition.

What to eat to treat breast hyperplasia

Breast hyperplasia is a symptom of breast endocrine dysfunction. It is generally related to the metabolic levels of estrogen and progesterone. Generally, if breast hyperplasia is accompanied by symptoms such as periodic breast pain, you can take oral drugs to relieve the symptoms. At the same time, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, do not be anxious or nervous, do not hold your temper, etc. If the symptoms of breast hyperplasia are relatively mild, you can follow up and observe, and no special treatment is required. The chance of breast hyperplasia becoming cancerous is also relatively low, and you can get it through close follow-up observation and don't be too nervous.