Hyperprolactinemia diagnostic tool

Nowadays, many people are pursuing higher material rewards, and many female friends are also in the workplace with increasing pressure and heavy workload, which makes hyperprolactinemia invade their bodies and cause adverse consequences. Therefore, self-diagnosis of hyperprolactinemia is also a very important step in preventing the disease. So what are the self-diagnosis methods of hyperprolactinemia?

1. Lump: The first symptom of patients with hyperprolactinemia. Most of them are single, rarely multiple, and the shape is round, oval or irregular. The texture is generally hard and the boundary is unclear.

2. Skin changes: often manifested as superficial venous distention, dimple sign and orange peel-like skin.

3. Changes in the nipple and areola: Hyperprolactinemia in the central area of ​​the breast and invasion of the large ducts can cause the nipple to become flat, sunken, or retracted, or even sink under the areola, leading to deformation of the areola.

4. Nipple discharge: Hyperprolactinemia with discharge accounts for 30% of the total number of hyperprolactinemia, and is often seen in the tubular and papillary form. Bloody discharge is the most common, followed by serous, serous-bloody, and watery discharge.

5. Axillary lymphadenopathy: It is rare as the first symptom of hyperprolactinemia (unless it is latent hyperprolactinemia). It usually indicates the progression of hyperprolactinemia, and pathological examination can help confirm the diagnosis.

After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has already understood some daily methods of how to judge whether they have hyperprolactinemia. Experts remind everyone that once there is an abnormality in the breast, please do not be nervous, go to a regular hospital for examination in time, believe in the current scientific power, and establish good confidence, which is conducive to the recovery of hyperprolactinemia!