Patient's question:
The other day, I had a health check-up at my workplace, and the results showed that I have very severe breast hyperplasia. But I'm breastfeeding! Everyone says that breastfeeding women will never get breast hyperplasia. So, how does breast hyperplasia actually occur? I really cherish my breasts and never wear tight bras.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that most cases of breast hyperplasia are caused by endocrine disorders, prolonged stagnation of milk, stress, poor blood and qi circulation, and other reasons. Oral anti-inflammatory drugs and heat-clearing medications can be taken, while local cold compresses and massage may also provide some therapeutic effects. Drink more water, maintain a light diet, avoid stress, and always keep a positive mood.