Patient's question:
Today I've been feeling like it's before my period, my breasts hurt badly, and I'm worried about some illness, so I went for a thorough check-up. I had an ultrasound at the hospital, and it turned out to be mammary hyperplasia. I don't know whether to treat it—should I take medicine or have surgery? I'd like to ask, how is mammary hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Please relax your mind. Breast hyperplasia is not a very serious disease. It is caused by benign inflammation of the breast and is within the controllable range. Through treatment, the possibility of malignant transformation can be effectively reduced. Therefore, it is recommended to undergo targeted and thorough examinations in a timely manner, communicate with doctors to discuss specific treatment plans, actively cooperate with treatment, which helps improve the condition. In daily life, maintain a regular schedule, eat a balanced diet, avoid staying up late and getting angry, which is very important for breast health.