Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of breast hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Different age groups have different characteristics. Married women, unmarried and childless women, and those who have not yet breastfed primarily experience breast tenderness and pain, which can affect both sides but are usually more severe on one side. The breast tenderness and pain become more pronounced before menstruation and gradually subside after the period, eventually stopping. The pain reappears before the next menstrual period. The entire breast may have a diffuse sense of nodules, accompanied by tenderness. For women over 35, the main symptom is breast lumps. Breast pain and tenderness are relatively mild and have no relation to the menstrual cycle.