Patient's question:
Hypertrophy of mammary glands, persistent pain in nodules for over a year, took many medications without improvement, recently noticed the nipple sinking when lying down, there are obvious pits in the areola next to the nipple, could it be the dimple sign?Doctor's answer:
Male? I don't think so? The symptoms are like female breasts. It's unclear if there's "orange peel-like changes." Hyperplasia of the breast, strictly speaking, doesn't have true masses. That is, they can be felt before menstruation but disappear after menstruation. This is a false mass.Recommendation: It's recommended to go to the hospital for a face-to-face examination and an MRI for a thorough check. If there are true masses, whether benign or malignant, it's best to have surgery to remove them. Don't delay treatment. For breast hyperplasia, taking medication is generally meaningless because it usually doesn't require drug treatment. Simple breast hyperplasia is a physiological change and doesn't need treatment. However, true masses do require surgical removal!