Is there anything hard in the breast?

? Many female friends should feel this way. They will inadvertently feel that there is something on their breasts, something and nothing, and something hard and hard when they touch it carefully. So, what is the hard and hard thing in the breast? Let's listen to the detailed introduction of experts from Wuhan Modern Women's Hospital! Breast pain is not necessarily a breast tumor, even if there is a palpable breast lump, it is not necessarily breast cancer. Because there are few obvious symptoms such as pain problems in the early stage of breast cancer, it can be known mainly through breast self-examination and molybdenum target or breast B-ultrasound examination in the early stage. So what is hard about general breasts? Is there anything hard in the breast? Experts from Wuhan Modern Women's Hospital explained that breast hardness may be caused by hyperplasia of mammary glands, because hyperplasia of mammary glands has the following symptoms: 1 Breast pain: generally, there is swelling pain, tingling or dull pain in both breasts, and some are manifested as nipple pain or itching. Don't touch when the pain is severe. Breast pain fluctuates with the changes of mood and menstrual cycle, and often increases before menstruation or when you are angry and depressed, and the pain will be obviously alleviated or disappeared after menstrual cramps. 2. Breast lump: There are single or multiple lumps on one or both sides of the breast, which often occur in the upper part of the breast and are nodular, granular or cord-shaped, but mostly patchy. The boundary of breast mass is not obvious, the texture is medium or slightly hard, and it can move slightly. There is no adhesion with the surrounding tissues when moving, and there may be tenderness. Masses vary in size, some as small as sand, and the big ones can exceed 3-4CM. Breast lumps increase before menstruation and shrink and soften after menstrual cramps. How to check the hardness inside the breast? When touching the correct breast examination, the palm should be stretched horizontally and the four fingers should be close together. Gently touch the upper, lower, lower and upper areas of the breast with the fingertips of the most sensitive index finger, middle finger and ring finger, and finally the nipple and areola area in the middle of the breast. Don't scratch the breast tissue with your fingers during the examination, otherwise you will mistake the caught breast tissue for a lump.