Patient's question:
Around February this year, both breasts started to hurt. When the pain was severe, even walking was painful. In early March, I went to Nanchang Third People's Hospital for an examination. They took some images and said it was mammary hyperplasia.Doctor's answer:
1. Regular check-ups; to detect early and treat promptly.2. Adhere to medication; this condition is a severe endocrine disorder, with the affected tissues having poor sensitivity to medication. The disappearance of tumors is slow, and treatment duration is long. Sometimes, oral medication is needed for six months to a year to take effect.
3. Complete surgical removal; the best treatment for localized lesions is to remove the large mass of the lesion, which often yields a definitive therapeutic effect. If there is a clear tendency toward malignancy or if the biopsy confirms pre-cancerous lesions, a simple mastectomy should be performed for safety. Additionally, when a patient experiences galactorrhea, it is important to differentiate it from hyperprolactinemia or hypomenorrheal galactorrhea syndrome to avoid misdiagnosis.