What are the symptoms of mammary gland hyperplasia?

There are two main symptoms and manifestations of breast hyperplasia, one is breast pain, the other is breast lumps and nodules. Breast pain is generally obvious about one week or ten days before menstruation, and will be relieved after menstruation. Medically, it's called periodic pain, just like menstrual cycle. But some people even have pain after menstruation, not just before menstruation. This periodicity is not obvious.

The severity or nature of pain varies from person to person. Some people have severe pain, besides breast pain, it also involves shoulders, armpits and even back. Some people have swelling pain, and some people have the same pain as needles. Of course, the most important thing is pain. The breast can feel lumps and bulges. Under B-ultrasound, some of these masses do have small nodules, but most of them are due to a proliferation and expansion of breast tissue, not real nodules, but masses touched by hands. You need to see a doctor to check whether it is a real nodule by B-ultrasound or molybdenum target. Of course, in addition to breast pain and lumps, some people also have systemic manifestations, such as impatience, other mental stress before menstruation, such as premenstrual syndrome, and some people have irregular menstruation, accompanied by abnormal menstruation.