Does breast hyperplasia have secretions?

Mammary gland hyperplasia is

a common benign disease of mammary glands, which is caused by endocrine disorders. If the patient's condition is mild, there may not be secretions. However, if the patient's condition is serious, it can cause mammary duct expansion, resulting in nipple discharge, light yellow, milky white secretions. Some patients can also be accompanied by breast lumps, breast pain and other symptoms.

Patients need to maintain a happy mood, pay attention to breast cleanliness, change underwear frequently, and regularly go to the hospital for review to monitor the progress of the disease.