Patient's question:
My aunt recently felt uncomfortable in her chest and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The results revealed she had breast hyperplasia, and she is now undergoing treatment. I am very worried about her. I would like to ask you, Doctor, how does breast hyperplasia occur? Is the problem serious?Doctor's answer:
Recurring breast hyperplasia is mostly related to abnormal endocrine hormone excretion. It is necessary to promptly conduct a detailed examination of six hormones. If there is endocrine imbalance, it may easily lead to the recurrence of this symptom. The severity of the condition can be confirmed through a breast ultrasound examination. In most cases, it is not malignant, so there is no need to worry. Generally, if it does not exceed level three, there are no other significant impacts.