How is breast feeling to have hard lump to return a responsibility

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Breast lumps can be said to be a lot of female friends have the situation, must be timely treatment. Many girls will feel panic because of breast lumps and worry about breast cancer. Zhan Jingquan, chief physician of Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Taipei Kangning hospital, said that in fact, 80% of breast lumps are not cancer. However, when some women unconsciously touch breast lumps, they will feel panic, but they do not dare to see a doctor immediately; Some people even mistakenly believe that breast lumps are cancer, forming an invisible psychological burden. Let's share some experience.

How is breast feeling to have hard lump to return a responsibility

First, during the development of women, there is no lack of experience in touching breast lumps. This is due to the role of female hormones, which makes breast cells overgrow and block the channels of milk secretion, thus forming cysts at the end.

Second: the cyst will continue to expand, and it is doubtful whether it is a cancer. Some women in menstruation two weeks before, will find breast swelling, and touch some painful lumps, but in menstruation, lumps will automatically disappear.

Third: young women's common benign breast mass is fibroadenoma, its surface is smooth, hard and moving, but most of them have no tenderness. Besides palpation by experienced doctors, mammography or ultrasound scanning can also be performed for breast lumps. Fine needle aspiration cytology of breast lumps can obtain more accurate cytological diagnosis results.

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As for the cause of breast lumps, experts claim that breast lumps are not uncommon in female adolescents. Although there is no formal epidemiological statistics in China, according to the epidemiological data in the United States, there are nearly 150 cases of breast cancer in women under 25 years old every year, About 90% of female adolescents with breast lumps are diagnosed as fibroadenomas, and 60% of those diagnosed as "cysts" will disappear naturally.