When does mammary gland hyperplasia check good
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Sometimes women's physical examination is very important. If it is found that they are suffering from hyperplasia of mammary glands, they need to be careful. After a lot of gynecological diseases are checked out, if they are not particularly serious, they also need to pay attention. Only through the necessary examination can we know whether it is hyperplasia of mammary glands. In order to avoid this situation, let's take a look Let's talk about when to check breast hyperplasia.
When does mammary gland hyperplasia check good
First: B-ultrasound examination: B-ultrasound examination has the characteristics of safety, convenience and economy, with the development of science and technology. The resolution of B-ultrasound is greatly improved, which can quickly and accurately find small lesions, and can effectively check out the abnormal situation of the breast. It also plays a very important role in the diagnosis of breast hyperplasia.
Second: breast X-ray examination: breast X-ray can easily find early and small changes of breast hyperplasia. But the breast of adolescent and lactation women is more sensitive to X-ray, so often irradiation, may lead to breast cancer. Doubt oneself got mammary gland hyperplasia how should undertake effective examination? Before 30 years old, can undertake X-ray examination every year, after 30 years old, 2 years examine more appropriate.
Third: breast magnetic resonance examination: high price, long time, specificity and other factors cause the breast magnetic resonance examination is not popular. Although the sensitivity of breast MRI is relatively high, compared with the above two methods, it still has its own limitations, so it has little effect on the diagnosis of breast hyperplasia.
matters needing attention
The food therapy method of hyperplasia of mammary glands is to eat more coarse grains, such as coarse rice, corn, whole cereal, less refined rice and refined noodles; often eat nutritious dry fruit and seed foods, such as sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, watermelon seeds, peanuts, walnuts, dried apricots, almonds, raisins, etc.