Patient's question:
Hello! I have been suffering from breast hyperplasia for a long time. Recently, the symptoms have basically disappeared, so I didn't pay much attention. But in the past few days, my breasts have started to hurt again, and it feels like it might be recurring. It's really troublesome. Please ask: Which type of breast hyperplasia can lead to malignancy?Doctor's answer:
General small leaf hyperplasia and adenosis, as long as it does not accompany significant epithelial fibrosis, generally will never develop into malignant. Severe atypical lobular or ductal fibrosis, as well as conditions like large cystic disease and multiple intraductal papillary tumors, have a higher risk of malignancy.Additionally, among breast hyperplasia patients, those who are older in age, have a longer history, have harder lumps, and whose lumps show no clear relationship with menstruation should be particularly cautious. Women who discover breast hyperplasia after menopause, especially those with a family history of breast tumors, need to be extra vigilant. Patients who experience recurrence of these conditions should seek medical follow-up and treatment promptly. They can undergo extracorporeal magnetic therapy at the 441 Hospital and work in conjunction with local hospital-prescribed medications to achieve a full recovery.
Breast hyperplasia is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their self-care.