Patient's question:
Chest pain, careful examination results show that hyperplasia of the breast has exceeded grade two, can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Hyperplasia of the breast is primarily the fibrosis of breast epithelial and fibrous tissues, often recurring in women of childbearing age, mainly due to the continuous increase in estrogen secretion. Grade 2 hyperplasia is not severe, while grade 3 is negative, with no abnormalities. Grade 2 is benign, including conditions such as fibroadenomas, lipid cysts, lipomas, and mammary duct cysts. The differentiation of hyperplasia grades is mainly based on the progression of the hyperplasia condition. Grade 2 hyperplasia means that compared to mild hyperplasia, the condition has expanded. Whether it is cured depends on the specific situation.