Breast pain

Introduction Symptoms of breast hyperplasia are primarily characterized by periodic pain in the breast. At first, it was a painful pain, and the tenderness was obvious in the upper and middle upper parts of the breast. The pain was exacerbated before menstruation every month, and the pain decreased or disappeared after menstruation. In severe cases, persistent pain was observed before and after menstruation. Sometimes the pain radiates to the ankle, shoulders, upper limbs, and the like. Patients often report a mass in the breast, but only the thickened mammary glands are touched during clinical examination. There are very few puberty simple breast lobular hyperplasia that can heal itself in about 2 years, and most patients need treatment. Don't endure it.

Cause

Breast hyperplasia, traditional Chinese medicine online experts believe that it is due to anger and anger, liver spleen, qi stagnation, blood stasis, sputum nucleation, Chinese medicine called "milk."

Modern medicine believes that its occurrence, development and outcome are entirely due to the cyclical changes in hormones in women. When the level of estrogen secreted by the ovaries is too high, the progesterone is too small, or the secretion of the two is uncoordinated, it can cause hyperplasia of mammary duct epithelial cells and fibrous tissue in the breast. Under normal circumstances, the acinar, glandular, and fibrous tissues of the breasts of every woman entering adolescence undergo a process of tissue change in hyperplasia and recovery during each menstrual cycle. Because of this change, every woman may have breast or light or heavy pain on one side or both sides before each menstruation. After the menstruation, the pain will naturally disappear, which does not hinder life, study and work. It is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, when the body is under the influence of certain stress factors (such as too tight work, emotional excitement, unmarried age, no breastfeeding after childbirth and some chronic diseases, etc.), it may lead to breast hyperplasia that should be restored by the breast. Unrecoverable or incomplete recovery, over time, the formation of breast hyperplasia, manifested as thickened breast and nodular granules, breast pain and nipple galactorritis and other three major symptoms and signs.

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Often pain or tingling, can involve one or both sides of the breast, more common on one side, severe pain can not touch, and even affect daily life and work. Pain is mainly caused by breast lumps, and can also be radiated to the affected side of the armpit, chest or shoulder and back; some are characterized by pain or itching of the nipple. Breast pain often occurs or worsens a few days before menstruation, and pain is significantly reduced or disappeared after menstruation; pain can also fluctuate with mood changes. This pain associated with menstrual cycles and mood changes is a major feature of the clinical manifestations of mammary gland hyperplasia.

Differential diagnosis

Breast pain needs to be identified as follows:

1) Breast pain: also known as simple breast hyperplasia. It is most common among adolescents and young patients. The reason is that due to the strong secretion of gonadotropin and the fluctuating fluctuations, the obvious periodic breast pain is to be recruited, and the pain disappears spontaneously after menstruation. Pain is mainly local to the breast, but sometimes the pain can be radiated to the ipsilateral armpit, the chest wall, and sometimes even to the back of the household, often affecting sleep, work and study, resulting in anxiety, anxiety and a lot of patients. This kind of hyperplasia is a normal physiological phenomenon. Patients do not need to be overly anxious and anxious first. As long as the emotions are adjusted and balanced, the generally elevated endocrine hormones can be slowly corrected, and various symptoms can disappear by themselves. If the pain is more obvious, it can also be taken with traditional Chinese medicine that has the function of soothing liver and regulating qi. Modern Chinese medicine has introduced "five-integration therapy" to treat breast hyperplasia without surgery, no recurrence, both the symptoms and the root cause, and the effect is remarkable, generally can receive good results.

2) Breast adenosis: This type of lesion is based on the expansion of the mammary gland and the mammary gland in the breast and the proliferation of tissue around the gland. For the treatment of such proliferative diseases, it should be based on soft and firm dispersal, and supplement the traditional Chinese medicine for liver and qi.

3) Cystic hyperplasia: Some people say that this type of proliferative disease is the real pathological hyperplasia. It is mainly caused by the proliferation of breast duct epithelial cells. The masses in the breast are mostly diffuse thickening. Some patients have localized manifestations, and most of them have oval-shaped capsules, which are easily confused with fibers. Such hyperplasia may develop into cancer, often causing fear and panic in patients. Therefore, once diagnosed, it is necessary to be vigilant and actively carry out systemic treatment.

Often pain or tingling, can involve one or both sides of the breast, more common on one side, severe pain can not touch, and even affect daily life and work. Pain is mainly caused by breast lumps, and can also be radiated to the affected side of the armpit, chest or shoulder and back; some are characterized by pain or itching of the nipple. Breast pain often occurs or worsens a few days before menstruation, and pain is significantly reduced or disappeared after menstruation; pain can also fluctuate with mood changes. This pain associated with menstrual cycles and mood changes is a major feature of the clinical manifestations of mammary gland hyperplasia.

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