Patient's question:
In June, I started feeling pain and had an ultrasound and Mammography, which said there was no hyperplasia.Doctor's answer:
Under the current societal pressure, many people may experience hyperplasia. You can undergo an infrared examination. If it's not too severe, it can be treated through massage or by taking traditional Chinese medicine for regulation. If you haven't had children yet, breastfeeding after giving birth can actually help resolve hyperplasia. However, when you first start breastfeeding, the blockage of meridians caused by hyperplasia can be very painful. In such cases, it's necessary to have a lactation consultant perform a massage to relieve the blockage. If it's severe, surgical treatment may still be required.