What causes lobular hyperplasia?

When patients develop lobular hyperplasia, it is mostly due to some reasons. This reason may be environmental factors or personal factors. Therefore, when the correct cause is found, it will be of great help in treating the disease. What are the causes of lobular hyperplasia?

1. There are many different causes of lobular hyperplasia. But the key reason is that it is related to one's own endocrine imbalance and mental state. For women of childbearing age, their breasts are controlled by the metabolism of the uterus and ovaries. If the ovaries are affected by some factors, such as emotional discomfort and bad temper. Excessive fatigue, disharmony in life and changes in living environment, or eating some health foods containing hormones, as well as long-term use of skin care products containing growth hormones, etc., will all cause the body's growth hormone metabolism imbalance and cause lobular hyperplasia of the breast.

2. If the patient has a chronic bad temper or is habitually upset. If these unhealthy factors continue to ferment in the body, it is easy to cause diseases in the human body, especially female friends often suffer from breast hyperplasia.

3. Lobular hyperplasia is caused by relatively high secretion of estrogen, which will cause the mammary ducts to expand and become cystic, and the squamous epithelial cells in the cyst wall to proliferate more vigorously, resulting in one or more cysts, which are usually manifested as lumps of different sizes in both breasts or one breast.

4. Lobular hyperplasia is a condition in which the lobules in a small number of women's breasts grow too much. Some regular breast changes that occur during menstruation do not constitute lobular hyperplasia.

What are the symptoms of lobular hyperplasia?

1. The main symptoms are that in the first five to seven days of menstruation, the breasts will feel distended and painful. At the beginning of menstruation, this kind of breast condition will be alleviated, and some will disappear, until the beginning of the next menstruation, when this kind of regular change will occur again.

2. There is swelling and pain on one or both sides of the breast, as well as a vague feeling of discomfort and pain. When the pain is severe, you cannot touch or walk. The pain is mostly caused by lumps in the breast, and sometimes there will be pain in the shoulders, arms, chest, armpits, and upper limbs. Some people will also show nipple pain or itching, and the pain will fluctuate with changes in mood and menstrual cycle.

3. One or more lumps appear on one side of the breast or on one side, often on the upper outer side of the breast, sometimes appearing as a lump and sometimes as a lump. The boundary structure of the middle frame is very clear, with medium or slightly hard conditions.

3. When patients have lobular hyperplasia, they may also feel uncomfortable or irritable. Sometimes there will be menstrual pain, which is common before and after menstruation. In very rare cases, dark brown or light yellow fluid may leak from the nipple.