Occasional mild stabbing pain in the breast

Breast problems are a big problem. The incidence of breast-related diseases has been on the rise in recent years and must be paid attention to. Once a breast lesion occurs, the most prominent feature is pain or a lump. Some women occasionally experience slight needle-prick pain in their breasts. This situation is definitely caused by breast hyperplasia. Do not take it lightly. Learn more about breast hyperplasia so that you can get treatment as soon as possible if there are any signs.

Go to the hospital (breast department or surgery department) for a breast B-ultrasound, which costs about 100 yuan and can quickly and easily identify basic breast diseases. Some doctors can make a judgment without even asking for an ultrasound.

The causes of breast hyperplasia and breast fibroids are the same: endocrine disorders or high estrogen secretion in the body. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by irritability, anger, worry, great mental pressure, sentimentality, anxiety, excessive liver fire, and stagnation of liver and spleen qi. This does not contradict Western medicine. Excessive liver fire will inevitably affect endocrine system, etc.

In normal times, you should be careful not to eat spicy, fried, or grilled foods, as these are hot foods. You also need to quit smoking and drinking, and regulate your emotions. Getting angry is not good for this disease. Don't eat royal jelly or meat from animals fed with hormones because they contain estrogen. Young women should not take birth control pills or avoid artificial abortions because that will cause estrogen disorders in the body.

Eat more vegetables, fruits and soy products. Because soybeans contain isoflavones, isoflavones can replace the binding of estrogen and estrogen receptor protein to exert estrogen effects, and can also interfere with the binding of estrogen and estrogen receptor protein to exert anti-estrogen effects. This mainly depends on the hormonal status in the human body: isoflavones exert estrogen activity in those with low estrogen levels, and anti-estrogen effects in those with high estrogen levels.