Why do hyperplastic nodules appear in the breast?

Many women will still develop breast hyperplasia nodules in the early stages at a young age. This is caused by many factors. Long-term negative emotions, frequent impact of the disease, and failure to adjust the mood will lead to worsening of the disease. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to reasonable control and take good prevention measures.

Causes of hyperplastic nodules

1. Chinese medicine doctors believe that this is due to the patient's long-term negative emotions, anger and depression, which causes the patient's qi stagnation and liver qi disorder, resulting in the patient's body fluids being unable to be dissolved but condensed into phlegm. Generally speaking, phlegm caused by qi stagnation, when it is gathered in front of the neck, will form goiter.

If Qi stagnates for a long time, the patient's blood circulation will be hindered and blood stasis will occur, which can cause hard swellings or nodules or goiters. This is one of the causes of thyroid nodules.

What are hyperplastic nodules related to?

2. Some residents live in high mountains where the water and soil are not suitable. Such an environment will affect the patient's spleen and stomach functions, and will also affect the normal operation of the patient's qi and blood. Generally speaking, these two reasons are often closely related to the patient's physique: for example, women's physiological characteristics such as menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, and lactation are closely related to the liver meridian qi and blood.

3. Thyroid nodules are closely related to heredity. As long as there is someone in the family suffering from this disease, the incidence rate will be higher. Over a long period of time, thyroid tumors will form, which may endanger the patient's life in severe cases.

Some are because the incidence rate of offspring with a family history of thyroid nodules is higher than those without a family history, indicating that the disease is related to congenital heredity. The accumulation of nodular tissue over time forms a thyroid tumor, and the proliferation of local cell tissue over time forms a thyroid gland.