Are Type 3 breast hyperplasia nodules serious?

Breast hyperplasia nodules are usually divided into three categories: mild, moderate and severe. Generally, mild and moderate breast hyperplasia nodules are benign and will not directly endanger life, while severe breast hyperplasia nodules may be related to the risk of lesions and should be diagnosed by medical treatment as soon as possible. Specific treatment can be carried out through lifestyle adjustments, drug therapy or surgical treatment when necessary.

1 Causes of breast hyperplasia nodules

Breast hyperplasia nodules are closely related to fluctuations in hormone levels. Imbalance between estrogen and progesterone is a common internal cause, while long-term mental stress and bad eating habits, such as high-fat and high-sugar diets, may also aggravate the occurrence of breast hyperplasia. External factors such as genetic background and environmental pollution can also increase the risk of developing the disease. Understanding these causes will help take more targeted preventive measures.

2. Grading and severity of breast hyperplasia nodules

Mild breast hyperplasia nodules often present as breast pain or small lumps of hyperplasia, and usually do not have an obvious tendency to become malignant; moderate hyperplasia may have multiple nodules that are larger in size, the breasts feel harder and the pain worsens; severe breast hyperplasia nodules may have irregular nodule boundaries or significantly harder texture, and have a certain potential for cancer. Breast ultrasound or mammography can more clearly classify and clarify the nature of the nodules.

How to deal with 33 types of breast hyperplasia nodules

Lifestyle adjustments: ensure 7-8 hours of quality sleep every day and stay up late less; relieve mental stress, such as through yoga, meditation and other relaxing methods; eat less high-fat and high-sugar foods, and increase the intake of green leafy vegetables rich in dietary fiber and low-fat white meat.

Drug treatment: For cases of recurrent pain or obvious hyperplasia, hormone-regulating drugs, such as Duphaston or anti-estrogen drugs, can be used under the guidance of a doctor. Some patients can also choose to use traditional Chinese medicine, such as Rupixiao granules, to promote breast blood circulation.

Surgical treatment: If a severely proliferative nodule is found and there is a tendency for cancer or a possible malignant nodule after pathological biopsy, minimally invasive surgery or mastectomy should be considered. Some benign but large nodules that grow too fast can also be surgically removed to reduce discomfort.

The severity of breast hyperplasia nodules varies from person to person, but regular physical examinations can help early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. If breast nodules grow rapidly in a short period of time or are accompanied by other physical abnormalities, you must go to the hospital for professional examination and intervention as soon as possible. Breast health is not only an important part of women's health, but also requires long-term management and attention.