What Are the Different Types of Breast Disease?
Breast disease is more common in women, men or children do not develop breasts, so lesions rarely occur. Common breast diseases in women include breast hyperplasia, breast nodules, lobular hyperplasia, breast fibroids, and so on.
Breast disease
- Pain before menstruation
- Breast tenderness occurs 1 to 2 weeks before each menstrual period, and even slight friction like a bra is unbearable, and may be accompanied by a series of symptoms such as headache, fatigue, tension, insomnia, constipation, etc., until the menstrual period arrives After that, the tingling pain gradually disappeared ...
- Premenstrual syndrome?
- Hormones in women will change before and after menstruation. In addition to the symptoms that can cause breast pain, water retention, puffiness, acne, emotional irritability, and mental depression may occur before menstruation. Of course, breast tenderness is the most unbearable. However, after a professional inspection, you will find that there are no abnormalities in the breast. At this time, as long as the diet and mental conditioning, vitamin B6 supplementation can be alleviated.
- Unclear mass at the border
- Intermittent swelling or dull pain begins to appear in the breast 1 week before menstruation, and gradually relieves on the second day after menstruation. If you gently touch the breast, you can feel the lock-like or triangular glandular tissues, which are granular, matte, and textured. Tough and borderless, but without obvious mass.
- Lobular hyperplasia
- This is a type of dysplasia of the breast, which is considered to be an early stage of breast disease. Mostly it is related to women's endocrine imbalance. The main manifestation is breast pain, but the frequency of pain is not very high. At this time, you should adjust your emotions, maintain a happy and peaceful attitude, and adjust your diet. Ask your partners to cooperate actively to ensure a healthy and harmonious sex life, take good contraceptive measures, and insist on breastfeeding your baby.
- Touching a lump above the breast
- If a lump is touched on the outer and upper part of the breast (about three-quarters of the cases are a single lump), the texture is tough, the surface is smooth, the border is clear, there is no adhesion with surrounding tissues, it is easy to be pushed, and the lump grows Very slow, without any other feeling at all.
- Breast disease is a common disease in women. Breast diseases include acute mastitis, cystic hyperplasia of the breast (lobular hyperplasia), fibroadenoma of the breast, intrapapillary papilloma, and breast cancer. Acute mastitis is an acute purulent infection of the breast; breast cystic hyperplasia (lobular hyperplasia), breast fibroadenoma, and intrapapillary papilloma are benign masses; breast cancer is a common malignant tumor in women, and its incidence rate in China 23 / 100,000, accounting for 7% -10% of systemic malignancies. In recent years, the incidence of breast cancer has increased, surpassing cervical cancer, and has become the highest incidence of malignant tumors in women.
Breast diseases list several common breast diseases:
- 1. Acute mastitis is more common in postpartum lactating women, especially in primipara. The key is prevention, avoiding stagnant milk, preventing nipple damage, and maintaining local cleanliness. If there is poor milk excretion, tender breast lumps, reddish skin, and fever all over the body, go to the hospital immediately. Stop breastfeeding and suck the milk with a breast pump; if the abscess is formed, open and drain in time. Young women during pregnancy or lactation, such as breast enlargement, skin congestion, redness, fever, and acute inflammation, but no obvious localized mass, should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to exclude inflammatory breast cancer.
- 2. Breast cystic hyperplasia mostly occurs in middle-aged women aged 35-45. The lesions were bilateral. Symptoms such as breast pain, soreness, or tingling pain are related to the menstrual cycle. At the same time, multiple small nodular masses can occur in the two breasts, and some patients have nipple discharge. Patients should eliminate nervousness, pay attention to proper rest and nutrition, and also take traditional Chinese medicine Xiaoyao Pills to reduce symptoms.
- 3. Breast fibroadenoma is common in young women. Its occurrence is related to estrogen stimulation. The mass is painless, mostly single, spherical, smooth surface, clear borders, tough and elastic, high mobility, no local skin adhesion, and no axillary lymph nodes. Although it is a benign tumor, very few patients may have malignant changes. Once found, it should be surgically removed.
- 4. Intraductal papilloma is more common in middle-aged women. It is mainly a nipple bloody discharge, and the mass is not easy to reach. Sometimes soft and pushable nodules are touched near the areola area. A small amount of liquid can be discharged from the nipple after light pressure. If necessary, perform a cytological examination of the discharge smear to rule out cancer, and the disease should be surgically removed.
- 5. Most breast cancers occur in women between 40 and 60 years of age, especially among menopause and menopause. The cause is unknown, but it is related to the content of various endocrine estrogen; it is related to diet and obesity; it is related to breast cancer Related to history; related to spiritual factors. A breast lump is often the earliest symptom. It is more common than unintentional. The lump is painless, hard, and the surface is not smooth. Changes, "dimple sign" and orange peel-like changes appear on the local skin. The principle of treatment is to perform radical surgery as soon as possible, supplemented by comprehensive treatment measures such as chemical anticancer drugs, radiation, hormones, and immunity.
- 6, women should master the skills of breast self-examination, once the lump is found not to be too nervous, but not to be paralyzed, take it lightly, you should seek medical treatment early, a clear diagnosis, and timely surgery.
- 7, regular breast physical examination, if necessary, use infrared scanning, breast molybdenum target X-ray examination, nipple discharge examination, biopsy and other auxiliary diagnostic measures, especially women with family history of breast cancer, menopause and menopause before and after, Anti-missing diagnosis.
- 8, change the bad lifestyle, such as high-fat diet, drinking, taking hormone-rich breast milk medicines.
- 9, to avoid mental and psychological stress factors, such as normal work pressure should learn to relax, appropriate activities and rest.
Breast Disease Recommendations:
- It is recommended that women aged 20-35 should be checked by a professional physician every two years, and those with conditions can go to the hospital for X-ray examination of molybdenum targets. Women aged 35-50 years should have an examination every 1-2 years, while women over 50 should undergo an annual bilateral mammography X-ray examination.
- Early signs of breast disease. In order for women to detect breast disease early, it is best to learn how to check their breasts for timely treatment.
- Check whether the size of the breast is symmetrical. If the size is not the same, it often indicates that there is a possibility of lesions on the large side. A few people have large breasts due to hormonal disorders or enlarged breasts.
- Check whether the breasts on both sides are symmetrical. If the height is not the same, look for the cause. Once "dimples" appear on the breast, skin depressions should occur. Be alert. This is often the early manifestation of breast cancer. Its formation is due to the surrounding tumors. Tissue reactive hyperplasia causes the skin to be pulled toward the tumor to form a superficial skin depression.
- Examination of breast shape / Normally, the shape of bilateral breasts is symmetrical. If one side is raised or sunken, attention should be paid to the presence of lesions. A large lump in the breast often causes the breast to locally bulge. Early breast cancer near the skin can cause the skin to sag.
- Examination of the nipple / The nipple of a normal breast is symmetrical on both sides. If the nipple is sunken, it is an important feature of breast cancer. It should be noted that only those who have recently had depression are of diagnostic significance. Because some people's nipple depression is a developmental defect. If bloody secretions are found in the nipple, it is often an important manifestation of papilloma in the duct.
- The self-touch inspection / method is very simple. You can lie on your back with your right hand over the top of your head, so that your right breast is tiled on the chest wall. Lateral breasts, starting from the inside and from top to bottom, and then to the outside to the armpits, one by one are touched for ridges and lumps. When examining the armpit, lower your right hand. Examine the left breast in the same way. Normal breast glandular tissue can touch uniform, scattered and soft nodules. During the examination, be careful not to twist your breasts with your fingertips, or lift your breasts into your hands for examination. This will treat normal breast tissue as a breast mass. Seek medical attention in a timely manner.
Breast self-examination tips for women with breast disease :
- Because breast tumors are superficial, most breast tumors are unintentionally discovered by the patients themselves. If they can correctly grasp the skills of breast self-examination, it is more conducive to early diagnosis and early treatment. After a breast self-examination, you should go to the hospital for any abnormalities. Patients should also undergo regular self-examination after surgery to detect early signs of recurrence. Women over the age of 20 should check their breasts once a month by themselves, preferably one week after the start of menstruation. Women who have amenorrhea can check their breasts on a fixed date every month.
- method:
- The first step is to stand in front of the mirror, relax your arms and hang naturally on both sides of the body, bend forward or lift your pillow behind your head, and compare whether the breasts on both sides are symmetrical and consistent. Observe whether the nipples are invaded and the skin is orange. Skin-like changes.
- The second step is to lie on your back, first put the arm under investigation on your side, and place the palm of your contralateral finger on the breast, press along the periphery of the breast in a ring, and move it inward to check the entire breast until the nipple. So far, gently squeeze the nipple with your thumb and index finger to see if there is bleeding or fluid. Then check the arm on the side of the investigation behind your head. Do not pinch the fingers upright to avoid misdiagnosis.
- The third step is to check the opposite side in the same way.
- The fourth step is cross-checking for lymphadenopathy on both sides of the axilla.
- The fifth step is lying on the side, and then check the breast for lump according to the second and third steps.
Six types of breast disease women are susceptible to breast disease:
- 1. Those with immediate family members who have had breast cancer have a 4 times higher chance of suffering from the disease than normal women;
- 2. One side of the breast already has cancer, and the other side is 10 times more likely to get sick than normal;
- 3. Women with early menstrual tide or late menopause;
- 4. Infertile women;
- 5. Women who are emotionally unstable and under heavy work pressure, such as uncomfortable family atmosphere, couples who have been in bureaus for a long time, and are easily affected by emotions or highly concentrated workers;
- 6. Non-lactating mothers;