Patient's question:
I went to the hospital with my sister for a health check-up yesterday. During the breast ultrasound, we found breast hyperplasia, in addition to small nodules. She is particularly anxious about it. I want to find out, what should be done if there are nodules with breast hyperplasia? Will it expand into breast cancer? Is a biopsy necessary for a definitive diagnosis? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
First, breast hyperplasia can be resolved. This condition is quite normal for women. It is caused by the fibrosis of breast glandular tissue due to the disorder of endocrine hormone excretion. If there is a resolution, it is recommended to go to the hospital early for bilateral mammography and bilateral breast MRI. When necessary, many medications can be used for treatment.