Patient's question:
Grandma got breast hyperplasia after menopause. Is breast hyperplasia urgent after menopause? Does it need treatment?Doctor's answer:
For breast cystic hyperplasia that reappears after menopause, due to the gradual decline of ovarian function, estrogen excretion levels gradually rise, and clinical diagnostic symptoms may gradually subside or disappear. If the clinical symptoms are mild, close observation can be focused, but it is essential to have regular follow-up examinations. If any abnormal conditions are detected during the observation period, it is important to promptly consult a specialist doctor in person at a hospital.