Patient's question:
I found breast hyperplasia nodules more than two years ago. Today, I had a thorough examination, and there are lymph nodes on both sides. The size of the breast nodule is about 0.9×0.6. A few weeks ago, after giving birth, on the fourth day, I had a mammogram, which showed grade 2. At that time, the doctor said that even if there was milk inside, it wouldn't be recognized. Now that the baby is four and a half months old, my breasts have been experiencing intermittent sharp pain. Then, there are two very large hard lumps in the area where the sister is. Both breasts are always very painful, and there is a lot of milk that the baby can't finish. Is it due to milk blockage or has the nodule decreased? What should I do? Last month, I had an ultrasound, and it couldn't be seen. Are the nodules smaller or something?Doctor's answer:
This situation is more likely to be considered as galactostasis, as it may lead to early-stage mastitis caused by milk accumulation. It is recommended to empty the breasts as much as possible every day to prevent milk accumulation, and to undergo a follow-up breast ultrasound examination. If there are clear signs of mastitis, oral anti-inflammatory medication can be taken. It is also possible to consume many Chinese herbal medicines that promote liver health and regulate qi. The above suggestions are for the question "found breast hyperplasia nodules for more than two years." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!