How Do You Cope With Breast Fibroids?
Breast fibroids are usually benign, movable, rubbery nodules that cause pain and swelling near the breast surface. They are common in women 30 years of age and older. Here is how to cope with breast fibroids and not worry that it could be something worse. Understand the symptoms of breast fibroids. They include having areas of irregularly-shaped tissue with lumpy and ridge-like surfaces appearing in the breast tissue, a feeling of heaviness or fullness, sensitivity, burning, dull aches, severe pain in the breasts, premenstrual tenderness, swelling, itching and change in nipple sensation, and persistent or intermittent breast discomfort. Detect breast fibroids by physically feeling the lumpy areas. Mammography and specialized ultrasound examinations are also done as well as biopsy and aspiration of the breasts with a fine needle. Aspiration is used to detect the presence of large cysts. Treat breast fibroids by dietary therapy. Eating lots of cruciferous vegetables and high fiber foods
