Patient's question:
A colleague got breast hyperplasia two years ago. Because of training, they didn't pay much attention. Soon after, it turned into mid-stage breast cancer, and they are now undergoing chemotherapy. I'm a bit worried, afraid I might also get breast hyperplasia. I don't know what the early signs of breast hyperplasia are or how to prevent it.Doctor's answer:
Breast hyperplasia doesn't have any early signs. Prevention of breast hyperplasia should start with daily breast care. In daily life, it's important to maintain good breast hygiene and perform self-examinations. If any abnormalities are detected in the breasts, seek medical attention promptly. Regular breast examinations should be conducted to closely monitor the physiological condition of the breasts, which helps in the prevention of breast hyperplasia. In terms of diet, it's best to focus on a light and balanced approach, appropriately and scientifically combining foods to promote overall health and balance.