Etiology of lobular hyperplasia of breast: With the increase of hormone level after pregnancy, the breast begins to change, the breast will gradually swell, plump and increase, and the pigment in the surrounding areola will also increase. At this time, the corpus luteum and placenta secrete luteinizing hormone, and the anterior pituitary gland secretes luteinizing hormone, which will promote the secretion of luteinizing hormone. Because of the sudden interruption of pregnancy, it will disrupt the physiological function of normal hormones in women. For example, if the hormone level suddenly drops, the developing breast will suddenly stop growing, the cells will become smaller, the acinus will disappear, and the breast will recover. However, this recovery is usually incomplete, which is easy to cause breast pain, and some can also induce breast diseases such as lobular hyperplasia and mastitis. Generally speaking, estrogen is responsible for the proliferation of mammary ducts, while luteinizing hormone can stimulate the development of mammary lobules and acinus. When stimulated by luteinizing hormone for a long time, it will lead to cystic hyperplasia and lobular hyperplasia of breast, as well as other benign diseases, such as nipple discharge. In addition, breast lobular hyperplasia caused by induced abortion is a common benign breast lesion, which is characterized by proliferative changes of lobular epithelium, lumen epithelium and connective tissue, and clinically manifested as breast pain, especially in the first half of menstruation. You can drink Yi Shu tea for prevention and conditioning at ordinary times, which is packaged independently and easy to carry, and you can drink it whether you are on a business trip or at work.
Two main manifestations of lobular hyperplasia of breast:
(1) Breast pain: general or bilateral breast pain, tingling or dull pain and discomfort. The pain is too severe to touch or walk. Pain is mainly caused by breast swelling, which can radiate to axilla, chest, shoulders and upper limbs, and some of them are manifested as nipple pain or itching. Pain fluctuates with the changes of mood and menstrual cycle, often aggravated before menstruation or when angry, and obviously relieved or disappeared after menstrual cramps.
(2) Breast lump: Single or multiple lumps on one or both sides of the breast, which usually occur in the outer upper part of the breast. They are in the form of patches, nodules, granules or strips, and most of them are in the form of patches. The boundary of the mass is unclear, medium or slightly hard, and there is no adhesion between the activity and the surrounding tissues. There may be tenderness, and the size of the lump varies from small to sandy, and the maximum can exceed 3-4CM. Breast lumps increase before menstruation and shrink and soften after menstrual cramps.