Patient's question:
For several consecutive days, I've been experiencing severe breast tenderness without knowing why. I'm very upset, fearing I might have breast hyperplasia or even breast cancer. So, I'd like to ask: What are the symptoms of breast hyperplasia in women? How should we prevent it?Doctor's answer:
In most cases, breast hyperplasia does not present with clinical symptoms. If the hyperplasia is severe, breast lumps can usually be detected, but they are painless. Swelling may reappear before the menstrual period. Most women with menstrual irregularities have benign lobular hyperplasia, which will not lead to breast cancer. This is not something to worry about, and regular follow-up examinations should be conducted.