Patient's question:
I have had breast hyperplasia since I had my child, but it's not very serious. Sometimes I would occasionally have a fever, and it wouldn't go down, but I don't know why. I didn't feel any other discomforts. They said it might be caused by breast hyperplasia. I want to know if breast hyperplasia can cause a fever?Doctor's answer:
If there is fever, consider whether it might be mastitis. Generally, mastitis is accompanied by symptoms such as breast redness, warmth, and pain. If it is mammary hyperplasia, it is usually characterized by simple, cyclical breast pain. It is recommended to improve the color Doppler ultrasound examination for a clear diagnosis. If it is mammary hyperplasia, take soft knot resolving and blood stasis dispelling medication. Maintain a stable mood and prevent irritability and anger. Maintain a regular schedule and engage in appropriate physical exercise.