Patient's question:
I have breast hyperplasia, which has been going on for about a year and a bit. It's not very serious, and the pain isn't very painful, which I can understand. However, this month, in August, before my period, there was no pain, only a slight tenderness, very mild and not noticeable. Usually, I can clearly feel it. I'm feeling upset wondering if it might be inflammation. Breast hyperplasia is often a precursor to breast cancer. Please ask, does breast hyperplasia develop into cancer?Doctor's answer:
Hyperplasia of the breast, which is neither a tumor nor inflammation, is closely related to endocrine dysfunction. By paying attention to adjusting one's mindset and relieving stress, it may gradually subside. Hyperplasia of the breast is caused by endocrine dysfunction in the body. For mild breast pain, psychological adjustment and stress relief can be effective. For severe pain, hospitalization for standardized treatment is recommended, along with regular follow-up examinations.Hyperplasia of the breast is an easily occurring gynecological condition. During medication, women should pay attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients avoid sexual activity during the treatment period and maintain good hygiene.