Patient's question:
I reappeared with mild breast pain before menstruation for three consecutive months. The pain significantly decreased after menstruation, so I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said I have hyperplasia of the breast.Hello, is hyperplasia of the breast easy to treat? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
If you experience mild breast pain symptoms before your period for three consecutive months, and the pain significantly decreases after your period ends, this is generally a case of breast hyperplasia. In such situations, it can be treated, but areas that have already fibrosed cannot be treated with focused and stable methods. Breast hyperplasia involves benign fibrosis, and in most cases, taking some medication to regulate your body in conjunction with treatment is usually sufficient and generally poses no major issues.