There is a small hard lump in the areola that hurts when touched, but doesn't hurt when not touched. The baby doesn't eat.

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Youthful women with breast lumps are often related to local mammary hyperplasia, which is influenced by hormone levels, emotions, and other factors. It is relatively common in clinical practice and can be regulated with medication. Additionally, improper examination methods may also lead to this judgment. In this case, do not panic. Wait for the examination to be clear before making a decision. It is recommended that you promptly go to the hospital for examination and clarification, with medication regulation if necessary. Maintain a relaxed mood and wear comfortable-fitting underwear. Wishing you good health and happiness!