Is mammary cyst hyperplasia of mammary gland
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Recently, my breast pain is particularly severe. I always thought that the regular holiday was coming, but after several days, the regular holiday has passed, it will still be very painful. I think it's wrong. I went to the hospital to see it. The doctor said it was breast cyst. Now let's share whether breast cyst is breast hyperplasia.
Is mammary cyst hyperplasia of mammary gland
First: breast cysts, also known as galactostasis, are caused by the poor discharge of milk from a glandular lobe during lactation, resulting in the accumulation of milk in the breast. The main clinical manifestation is breast tumor, which is often misdiagnosed as breast tumor. The disease belongs to benign breast lesions, once found should be able to surgical resection, surgery only need to be simple resection of the tumor.
Second: breast hyperplasia is the most common breast disease in women, and its incidence rate is the first place in breast diseases. In recent years, the incidence rate of the disease has been increasing year by year, and the age is getting younger and younger. Hyperplasia of mammary gland is a kind of pathological hyperplasia, which is not inflammation or tumor.
Third: breast cyst is a kind of mass with liquid capsule, which generally has the probability of canceration. Mammary gland hyperplasia is a kind of non tumor and non inflammation disease. He's a structural disorder of the breast. Mammary cyst, also known as galactostasis, is the result of a glandular lobe of breast milk discharge is not smooth, resulting in the accumulation of milk in the milk.
matters needing attention
Women with breast cysts must strengthen self-examination, and return to the hospital every year for follow-up examination. Although this disease belongs to benign breast lesions, once it is found, it can be surgically removed. The operation only requires simple removal of the tumor. For example, in lactation, when there is secondary infection, then the tumor can be removed and sent for pathological examination.