What does breast thickening mean?

If a woman's breasts become thickened, it is very likely that she has fibrocystic breast disease. This disease can be affected by many factors. The most common cause is endocrine disorders. In addition, if a person lives under great pressure for a long time, or is often nervous and anxious, breast thickening may also occur. So what exactly does breast hyperplasia mean?

What does breast thickening mean?

The breasts on both sides are thickened, with smooth and complete borders, disordered internal texture and structure, and uneven distribution of echo enhancement, which is coarse and patchy. The left breast tissue was explored and localized abnormal hypoechoic area was found. The size of the tumor was about 1.9*1.4cm below the left areola. Its border was not smooth, the capsule was unclear, the shape was irregular, the internal echo was not uniform, and the posterior echo was weakened. No obvious enlarged lymph nodes were found in both axillae, and there was no color blood flow on CDFI.

Women with breast hyperplasia should pay special attention to breast health. Although not every patient with breast hyperplasia will develop breast cancer, as mentioned earlier, there is a certain connection between the two in many aspects. Therefore, breast hyperplasia should be taken seriously.

Suggestions: You can first consult a specialist doctor. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a corresponding examination to find out the cause and then treat the symptoms! First of all, we should pay attention to changing some environmental and behavioral factors in our lives to fundamentally prevent the further development of breast hyperplasia. Such as adjusting the pace of life, reducing various pressures, and improving the mental state; paying attention to establishing good living habits such as low-fat diet, not smoking, not drinking, and more activities; paying attention to preventing breast trauma, etc.

The growth of breast tissue is closely related to the regulation of the body's hormone levels. The thickening of breast tissue is considered to be caused by breast hyperplasia. Normal breast hyperplasia and thickening are due to hormonal regulation. If it is pathological hyperplasia, it will cause pain and the presence of breast nodules.

Opinions and suggestions: Breast hyperplasia is mainly caused by endocrine disorders. The endocrine glands that cause breast hyperplasia are located on the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian gonad axis. The hormones secreted by the glands on the gonad axis influence and restrict each other. Only by comprehensively regulating the hormone secretion of the glands on the gonad axis can breast hyperplasia be treated more effectively. If the entire gonad axis cannot be regulated, the improvement of symptoms will be slow or even ineffective. Only the "breast hyperplasia drug that regulates the entire gonad axis, Ten. Wei*Xianglu" can fully regulate the secretion of various hormones on the gonad axis, so that the effects between hormones are mutually synergistic, rather than restrictive and contradictory. Therefore, it is best to choose "breast hyperplasia drugs that regulate the whole gonad axis" for treatment. Compared with other drugs, "breast hyperplasia drugs that regulate the whole gonad axis" can treat the cause and is not prone to recurrence. Otherwise, not only will it fail to effectively treat breast hyperplasia, but it will also be easy to develop related endocrine disorders such as uterine fibroids, irregular menstruation, ovarian cysts, chloasma, etc.