What are the dangers of breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia is very harmful to women. The most typical symptom is that it can easily cause breast pain, which seriously affects daily life and work. In addition, breast hyperplasia can easily lead to endocrine disorders, menstrual disorders, and symptoms of dysmenorrhea. Of course, the biggest harm is that it can easily induce cancer and lead to breast cancer. Therefore, when breast hyperplasia occurs, you should go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

1. Breast pain: Women suffering from breast hyperplasia often experience distension or tingling pain, which may sometimes affect one or both breasts, with one side being more severe. Those with severe pain cannot touch the breast, and it may even affect their normal work and life.

2. Impact on life: After suffering from breast hyperplasia, women will have obvious mood changes, such as frequent anger, tension, rage, anxiety, depression, etc. In addition, women’s normal life routines will also be affected, thereby reducing the body’s immune function. In addition, women’s breast pain will also change due to emotional changes.

3. Menstrual disorders: Women with breast hyperplasia will also experience menstrual disorders, with irregular menstrual cycles, small amounts of menstrual flow or light color, and some women may also experience symptoms of dysmenorrhea.

4. Leading to cancer in women: Women with breast hyperplasia have a higher chance of developing the disease than normal women, and the clinical symptoms and signs are often confused with breast cancer. Its main clinical features are breast lumps and breast pain. The pain usually worsens before women's menstruation and gradually subsides after menstruation. Since breast hyperplasia can lead to cancer, it is considered by female friends to be the biggest harm of breast hyperplasia.

The above article introduces the dangers of breast hyperplasia in detail. Everyone must pay attention to breast hyperplasia. Some female friends do not pay enough attention to their breasts, and when they find out that they are sick, it is too late. Therefore, everyone must understand the dangers of breast hyperplasia and take timely prevention measures.