Will fibroids be inherited from generation to generation?

Many patients with fibroids know that breast fibroids are the most common type of fibroids. Some mild cases do not affect daily life without treatment, but if the condition is serious and you feel pain, you must pay attention and must undergo surgery. Most patients are worried about whether fibroids will be inherited or even passed down from generation to generation. Now let's talk about whether fibroids will be passed down from generation to generation!

Breast fibroids are the most common type of benign tumors. There are many common causes, especially the increase of estrogen. Generally, for patients with breast fibroids, the most effective treatment after discovery is surgery. However, for patients with smaller tumors or those who cannot undergo surgery for special reasons, they can also choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment, which is also effective. However, you should choose the treatment method based on your own situation.

Because breast fibroadenoma is a mixed tumor of the tissue within the mammary lobule and the mammary epithelium, it is generally benign and not hereditary, so there is no need to worry. Generally speaking, for patients with breast fibroadenoma, it is better to treat it early. A small number of patients have worsening breast fibroadenoma, and the specific treatment method needs to be determined according to their own situation.

Especially patients with breast fibroadenomas should pay more attention during treatment and avoid eating spicy or hot foods, otherwise it will worsen the condition. Once patients with breast fibroadenomas are found to have a tendency to grow larger, early surgical treatment is critical.

Breast fibroids are not hereditary, so you can rest assured. Generally, it is best for patients with breast fibroids to choose surgical treatment. At the same time, once conservative treatment does not work, surgical treatment is necessary, and avoiding stimulation is very important.

Generally, breast fibroids are not hereditary, so don’t worry!