Where does mammary gland hyperplasia ache commonly

Mammary gland hyperplasia generally causes pain in the breast, but the specific location varies from person to person.

Mammary gland hyperplasia is a benign disease and is mainly related to endocrine disorders. The patient's pain usually has periodic characteristics and is closely related to the menstrual cycle. Generally Before menstruation, pain may occur in any area of the breast, such as around the areola, outside the breast, above the breast, throughout the breast, etc. The specific location of the pain varies from person to person. At the same time, after menstruation, the symptoms can be alleviated. It should be noted that if breast area pain persists, medical attention should be sought in time to determine whether there is a possibility of malignancy.