Patient's question:
I've been experiencing chest pain for the past two years, accompanied by a feeling of stuffiness. I went to the hospital for an abdominal X-ray, but they didn't find any issues. Now, I suspect it might be related to the breasts. I haven't gone back to the hospital yet. I'd like to understand what the symptoms of breast hyperplasia are and how it should be treated.Doctor's answer:
Breast lobular hyperplasia generally causes breast tenderness. Symptoms usually alleviate before menstruation, during periods of stress, overwork, or when feeling emotionally unwell. You can visit a hospital for a detailed breast ultrasound examination. If breast hyperplasia is present, it can be detected through the examination. If lobular hyperplasia is diagnosed, oral medications that promote blood circulation, reduce blood stasis, and disperse nodules can be taken. It is important to avoid overwork. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.