Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Breast lumps are generally caused by conditions such as fibroadenoma, hyperplasia, galactocystic duct cysts, fat necrosis, or breast cancer.Advice: Generally, the more painless a breast lump is, the more attention it should receive. Be vigilant against the possibility of breast cancer. Inflammatory breast lumps are often accompanied by severe breast pain and noticeable inflammatory reactions such as redness, swelling, heat, and tenderness at the lump site. These lumps may disappear after anti-inflammatory treatment. Hyperplastic breast lumps are commonly associated with breast tenderness before menstruation, which may subside after the menstrual period. The lumps may also shrink accordingly. They are often multiple, with a texture ranging from soft to firm, and may cause mild to moderate tenderness upon palpation. After symptomatic medication treatment, improvement can vary. It is recommended to seek medical examination as early as possible.