Patient's question:
I'm only 20 years old, but a few weeks ago, I felt a hard lump in my breast that moved very strongly. I showed it to a former half-life friend, and she said it might be fibrocystic breast disease. But how could I have fibrosis at such a young age? What should I do about fibrocystic breast disease in women?Doctor's answer:
Hyperplasia of the breast is a common disease in women's breasts. Due to the influence of hormones, there may be breast tenderness before menstruation, which subsides after menstruation. Since you have a lump in your breast, it is recommended to go to the breast surgery department of a regular hospital for further careful examination. After the examination results are available, additional treatment can be administered. Avoid emotional excitement, spicy and stimulating diets, prevent overwork and exposure to cold, enhance nutrition, and eat more vegetables and fruits. If the breast is painful, local cold compresses and breast massage can be applied to improve blood circulation in the breast and relieve symptoms.