What are the early symptoms of breast nodules?

For every female friend, it is necessary to protect their breasts, not only to enable female friends to have a plump and healthy breast, but more for their own health and smooth feeding of the next generation. After all, various breast diseases are now frequently seen, which has seriously affected women's health and safety. So what are the early symptoms of breast nodules?

Common symptoms include:

1. The clinical manifestations of breast nodule are often breast pain and breast lumps, and some may also have nipple discharge.

2. The symptoms of breast pain are often unstable. It may worsen before menstruation and often worsen when there are mood changes, fatigue, or weather changes. If the pain lasts for more than 3 months and affects your daily work and life, drug intervention is needed. It is recommended to eat less irritating foods, such as spicy food, strong tea, coffee, and cola.

3. Breast lumps are the main basis for diagnosing breast diseases. Most of them are multiple, with different sizes and hard or tough texture. The lumps are not adhered to the skin, and the surface of the lumps is often not smooth and feels granular to the touch.

4. Some patients have nipple discharge, which is mostly cool, colorless and serous. If the discharge is yellow or bloody and the amount is large, it may be pathological and should be taken seriously, and you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

5. In addition, some patients with breast hyperplasia also have systemic symptoms such as bitter taste in the mouth, rib distension, chest tightness, anorexia, and menstrual disorders.

Breast nodules are cystic hyperplasia of the breast, a non-tumor disease. Common in women of childbearing age, spontaneous remission after menopause. Breast nodules are mainly characterized by cyclical breast pain. Initially, it is a diffuse distension and pain, and the tenderness is more obvious on the upper outer side and upper middle part of the breast. The pain worsens before menstruation every month and decreases or disappears after menstruation. In severe cases, there is persistent pain before and after menstruation. Sometimes the pain radiates to the armpits, shoulders, back, upper limbs, etc. Patients often report that they have a lump in their breast, but clinical examination only reveals thickened mammary glands.

Through the above introduction, everyone has a clear idea of ​​the early symptoms of breast nodules. As long as everyone can take their physical health seriously, improve their awareness of protection and self-protection ability, they will not give the disease a chance to take advantage. Of course, health care measures also need to be implemented in daily life.