Male breast hyperplasia can be reduced

Male breast hyperplasia is mostly caused by endocrine imbalance, increased estrogen and decreased testosterone in the male body, which stimulates excessive proliferation of breast tubes. The prevalence of this disease is not high, but it can occur in all age groups, among which it is more common in adolescents, middle-aged and elderly men and men with liver disease. So can male breast hyperplasia disappear?

If a man has one or both breasts enlarged, feels a lump when touched, or has swelling or dull pain when moving, he should go to the hospital for outpatient treatment, considering the possibility of breast hyperplasia. In addition, some people are fat because of their own fat accumulation, and their breasts will be slightly larger, which must be analyzed in depth.

It is not a sign of breast cancer. Will men with breast hyperplasia get breast cancer one day? First of all, male breast cancer is not rare. About 99 out of 100 breast cancer patients are women and only 1 is a man. Secondly, the factors that cause male breast cancer have not yet been fully clarified. It is not certain that breast growth and development will lead to cancer. Breast cancer has no direct correlation with breast growth and development, and the probability of breast deterioration caused by hyperplasia is relatively small.

However, even though breast cancer is not common in men, men should still do regular self-examinations. If they find a hard lump, they should seek medical attention immediately to avoid long-term depression or delay of the disease.

Treatment varies from person to person, and surgery is not the first choice. Male breast hyperplasia patients in puberty do not need to be treated separately if they are not seriously ill after the doctor's examination. After puberty, the hyperplasia can disappear on its own. Middle-aged and elderly male breast hyperplasia patients need to pay special attention to the changes in their symptoms. They can give priority to medication and have regular physical examinations to eliminate the possibility of cancer. Hyperplasia in patients with liver disease is mostly caused by problems in liver function tests and needs to be treated together with liver disease.

If the hyperplasia is severe, prominent, affects the beauty of the chest, or traditional treatment is ineffective, and there are severe pain or other symptoms that affect the patient's normal life, surgical treatment can be considered, but it is not the preferred method.

At present, a large number of male patients with breast hyperplasia are unwilling to go to the hospital due to face or carelessness. Don't be afraid of seeing a doctor. In addition, patients with breast hyperplasia should strengthen exercise, don't take nutritional supplements randomly, try not to use growth hormones, and avoid drinking alcohol and eating spicy food, seafood and other "irritating foods".