Why does breast hyperplasia not hurt? The reason is actually this

There are many reasons for breast hyperplasia. There is no obvious pain in the early stage. As the disease progresses, there will be pain when pressing the breast with your hands. When the disease is serious, the pain increases. So why is breast hyperplasia not painful?

1. Breast hyperplasia is related to menstruation. During each menstruation, the cyclical changes in hormones in the body lead to incomplete degeneration of the proliferating epithelial cells after the menstrual period. Therefore, the World Health Organization (WHO) calls it incomplete involution. Over time, it causes changes in the normal structure of the breast parenchyma and even the formation of nodules or lumps.

2. Strictly speaking, hyperplasia is not necessarily a disease, because almost all women have inevitably experienced these changes to varying degrees. Breast pain is related to hyperplasia and endocrine changes in the body. It is called breast pain syndrome abroad. The pain is usually related to menstruation, fatigue, emotions, etc. It should be pointed out that breast pain is a benign change caused by hormonal activity in the body. It is generally not related to tumors, and the severity of the pain is not proportional to the degree of breast hyperplasia. That is, severe pain does not necessarily mean severe hyperplasia, and severe hyperplasia may also mean mild pain. Mild breast pain, especially pain or discomfort caused by menstruation, mood swings, anger, and getting angry, usually does not require treatment.

3. It is unlikely to completely eliminate breast hyperplasia. Only a very small number of breast hyperplasia has the possibility of becoming malignant, so breast hyperplasia itself is not terrible. Trying to prevent breast cancer by controlling growth is currently not possible. What we can do now is early detection.

4. At present, no specific medicine that can completely cure breast hyperplasia has been found; but traditional Chinese medicine does have a certain effect on certain breast hyperplasia, nodules and lumps. There are many Chinese patent medicines in clinical practice that can be tried under the guidance of a doctor. Individual purchases must be made under the guidance of a specialist and select medicines with national medicine approval numbers for the treatment of breast hyperplasia. It should be pointed out that so-called "anti-inflammatory drugs (antibacterial drugs)" have no effect; because the hyperplasia is not caused by bacteria.