What is the difference between breast pores and cellulite?

Women's breasts may develop various diseases, including cellulite changes. The main reason for this change is breast cancer. Breast cancer can cause lymphatic drainage disorders, and patients will experience dermal edema, so the breast epidermis appears like orange peel. So what is the difference between cellulite and the breast pores that everyone is familiar with?

The difference between breast pores and cellulite:

These two types can be distinguished

Guidance:

If the breasts have orange peel-like changes, there may be malignant breast lesions, which must be actively treated.

Orange peel-like changes are a typical manifestation of subcutaneous edema caused by breast cancer lymph node obstruction, which will not occur in normal skin.

Guidance:

It is recommended to look at the relevant pictures for identification. In addition, tumors are not considered at this age.

It's worth it for the skin to sink in.

Guidance:

If it is normal pores, it is normal. If it is orange peel-like, it still looks exaggerated.

Generally, when it comes to breast cancer, cancer cells will block the lymphatic vessels, causing local changes like orange peel.

Guidance:

Judging from the description, it should be an uneven situation like orange peel. It is recommended that if it is suspected, a local color ultrasound and blood cancer indicator examination is needed.

Orange peel-like changes in the breast skin refer to changes in the local skin that resemble orange peel, and the skin loses its smoothness.

Guidance:

It is recommended to find an orange and look at the surface of the orange peel. It should be a larger orange, not a sweet orange, and the surface will be uneven.

Orange peel is a clinical description of breast tumors. Breast tumors are related to many factors such as age, emotions, and endocrine system.

Guidance:

It is recommended to maintain a good attitude. Avoid staying up late and reduce stress. Breast transillumination and local color ultrasound can be done to help rule out the disease.

It is difficult to determine whether it is a symptom of cellulite. Even if it is a symptom of cellulite, it cannot be determined what disease it is. Other related symptoms are needed, such as breast lumps, swollen lymph nodes, etc., and further pathological biopsy is needed to finally determine the situation. You can go to the hospital and let the doctor make a judgment.