Breast fibroids are benign tumors that occur in young women. The three distinctive clinical features are painless lumps in the breast, smooth activity, and slow growth. Painless lumps are more common in the breast, while breast pain and nipple overflow are the manifestations of a small number of patients. 1. Painless lumps: Breast fibroids are mostly found by chance without medical awareness or during bathing or physical examination, and one or more large or small lumps in the breast can be touched without painful hand pressure. 2. If there is no adhesion with the skin and the lump is more active, it can be initially judged as breast fibroid; 3.Slow growth: breast fibroid grows slowly, so it needs long-term observation. The diagnosis can be confirmed by laboratory tests such as ultrasound, mammography, puncture or biopsy after surgical excision. If a breast fibroid is identified, but there are no other uncomfortable symptoms and it does not affect your daily life and work, you need to closely observe whether the lump has changed and visit the hospital regularly for examination. If the lump is found to be bigger, you need to visit the hospital in time and decide whether it needs to be removed by surgery or minimally invasive surgery after the diagnosis is confirmed. Therefore, women need to master self-examination of their breasts, make it a habit to check them once a month, and actively participate in screening. If you find breast lumps, lumps that get bigger, or new lumps, you should go to the hospital for a timely examination and make an early diagnosis. Keep a good mood on a daily basis, avoid and reduce factors that make you nervous and anxious. Also do not use drugs indiscriminately, if you need to use drugs should follow medical advice to take.