The most common patients seen in breast surgery clinics are patients with breast enlargement. Patients often come to the hospital with pain in the breast, which can be a variety of pains, including swelling, tingling, or indistinct pains in one breast, both breasts, or a part of the breast that is unilateral. If you have a breast-related examination, you may have a thickening of the breast gland, and if you have an ultrasound or mammogram, you may find small nodules, solid or cystic, scattered calcifications, and some axillary lymph node enlargement, BI-RADS (imaging classification) grade 2 or 3. When women are not menopausal (when the ovaries are still producing hormones), changes in hormone levels in the body will cause corresponding changes in the mammary glands, and this process can cause pain in the breast. From a Western medical point of view, breast enlargement is not a disease, but merely a physiological condition, not a pathological condition! The general mammary gland hyperplasia does not need to be dealt with, pay attention to some habits, pay attention to regular diet and health, pay attention to regular rest, pay attention to the mood of peace and happiness, all kinds of attention will be good, there are some women hyperplasia of the breast pain is more serious, serious to affect the quality of life, because the breast discomfort caused by bad sleep, bad food, bad mood, this situation can also consider eating some proprietary Chinese medicine to relieve discomfort It is important to note that these drugs are not painkillers and are not taken only when it hurts. Generally speaking, they need to be taken regularly for a period of time before the effect will be good, and it is also important to emphasize that taking drugs is not meant to eliminate these nodules on the breast. Surgery is not recommended for such breast enlargement either. Surgery is after all traumatic and there is no point in having unnecessary surgery, and after such surgery is done, the likely result is that the breast will still be painful and new nodules will appear. For women who are health conscious, they should conduct monthly self-examinations of their breasts, especially for patients with breast enlargement with breast nodules, actively participate in various physical examinations of their units, and consult a professional doctor if they encounter abnormalities. There are several other cases of hyperplasia that need to be described: 1. Breast examination before preparing for pregnancy reveals hyperplasia and hyperplastic nodules: generally in such cases, patients will have concerns about whether pregnancy will stimulate the enlargement of hyperplastic nodules in the breast, and it cannot be said that such concerns are not justified, as changes in hormone levels in women’s bodies after pregnancy may lead to an increase in hyperplastic nodules in the breast. However, in most cases, surgical removal of the enlarged nodules is not recommended. On the one hand, surgical removal does not guarantee that new nodules will not appear and increase in size after pregnancy, and on the other hand, surgery may lead to blockage of the milk duct system, resulting in milk accumulation in the breast after delivery, or even mastitis during breastfeeding, forcing the mother to stop breastfeeding. For women who are preparing to get pregnant and find nodules of breast enlargement, it is good to just pay attention to regular review and have an ultrasound of the breast every 1-2 months during pregnancy to keep abreast of changes in the nodules and consult the doctor at any time; 2. Breast enlargement nodules in breast cancer patients may also manifest as a variety of painful discomfort, which may be breast nodules in patients after breast-conserving surgery or hyperplastic nodules in the healthy side of the breast. Regular outpatient review after breast cancer treatment may reveal these nodules, and if the grading of imaging examination is also grade 2 or 3, surgical treatment is not recommended, and regular review is sufficient; 3. Breast enlargement combined with other conditions, sometimes patients cannot distinguish well whether the pain originates from the breast or not, it may be localized costochondritis, it may be localized by unintentional trauma, or localized muscle If the patient is unable to distinguish between the two, he or she should consult a doctor promptly.