Patient's question:
When my mother-in-law was young, she had no health problems. Recently, she has been complaining that her breasts are not well and have suddenly developed a lump the size of a walnut. The family is very worried and has taken her to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result was fibrocystic breast changes. So, I want to understand how much it generally costs to treat fibrocystic breast changes. How much does it usually cost to treat patients with fibrocystic breast changes?Doctor's answer:
Individual cases of juvenile fibroadenomas that recur before menarche can rapidly decrease in size several months or 1-2 years after menarche. They are often >5cm in diameter, with the largest reaching up to 20cm, occupying the entire breast. The breast skin appears tense, shiny, and red, with dilated and tortuous veins, resembling a malignant tumor. However, they do not adhere to the epidermis, are painless, and can be moved. The axillary lymph nodes are not swollen.For patients with breast hyperplasia, in addition to timely treatment, it is also important to pay attention to self-care training. For example, it is essential to maintain good hygiene in the private area and avoid sexual activity during medication.