What are the clinical manifestations of breast fibroids?

Breast fibroids are a common gynecological disease among female friends and have always been widely concerned by female friends. Breasts are a symbol of women, and breast fibroids are directly related to breast health. In order to treat breast fibroids early, it is necessary to detect the occurrence of the disease as early as possible. Therefore, it is very necessary for female friends to know the clinical manifestations of breast fibroids. Now let me introduce it to you in detail.

The clinical manifestations of breast fibroids have always been the focus of attention. Generally, when suffering from breast fibroadenoma, the most important clinical manifestation of breast fibroids is breast lumps, and in most cases, breast lumps are the only symptom of this disease. The lumps of breast fibroadenomas are mostly discovered by patients accidentally. They are usually not accompanied by pain and do not change with the menstrual cycle. In a small number of cases, breast fibroadenoma and breast hyperplasia coexist, and premenstrual breast pain may occur in this case.

Breast fibroadenomas are most common in the upper outer quadrant of the breast. Adenomas are usually solitary but may occur multiple times. Adenomas are round or oval in shape, with diameters ranging from 1 to 3 cm being more common, but there are also smaller or larger ones, and occasionally huge ones. The surface is smooth, the texture is tough, the boundaries are clear, there is no adhesion to the skin and surrounding tissues, it has a large range of motion, and it feels sliding when touched. There was no axillary lymph node enlargement. Adenomas are usually painless and non-tender.

Nipple changes

The nipple may be elevated or sunken due to traction from a nearby mass, and examination may reveal that the two nipples are not on the same level. Eczema may appear on the nipple or areola, and may even cause ulceration and scabs. Especially pathological nipple changes, if the nipple is an occasionally active papilloma, you should be alert to the occurrence of breast tumors.

Nipple discharge

When a woman secretes colorless, milky, brown or bloody fluid from one or both nipples during her non-pregnancy period, it is called pathological nipple discharge. Nipple discharge can be more or less in amount and can be serous or watery. Pathological nipple discharge does not necessarily mean breast tumor, but you should be alert to the presence of breast tumor.

Experts remind: The above are the symptoms of breast fibroids. Female friends must pay attention to them. When related symptoms appear, they should go to a regular hospital for examination in time and receive effective treatment. In addition to treatment, women also need to develop good living habits in their daily lives to prevent and treat breast fibroids.

The size and characteristics of breast fibroadenomas generally do not change with the menstrual cycle. The lump usually grows slowly and may not change for several years, but it may increase rapidly during pregnancy and lactation, and in some cases may develop into a neoplasm at this time.

Patients need to pay attention to the location and growth rate of the lump in time, eat less greasy food, control weight, do not take drugs containing estrogen, try not to take contraceptives, eat more kelp, oranges, oysters and other foods that can promote luck, exercise more, and eat more high-protein foods such as milk, beans, fish, etc.