Patient's question:
Recently, during my menstrual period, I've been experiencing severe chest pain and significant breast tenderness, which was not the case before. A thorough examination at the hospital revealed breast hyperplasia, bilateral breast hyperplasia. How severe is it, and what should I pay attention to? Do I need surgery, or is it related to my emotions? My health check-up found no issues with my thyroid, but only with my breasts. I'm afraid it might develop into breast cancer.Doctor's answer:
Bilateral breast hyperplasia requires sufficient attention. Although breast hyperplasia is not a serious disease, when fibrotic symptoms appear in both breasts, special attention should be paid to dietary structure, regular sleep patterns, and environmental factors that stimulate the breasts. In daily life, it is advisable to base your diet on light and easily digestible foods, avoiding spicy, stimulating, extremely cold, and greasy foods. The flexible use of specific medications should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. Proper control can help suppress the condition and reduce the risk of breast cancer.