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Diagnosed With Bilateral Fibroadenosis, Have Enlarged And Painful Breasts. Had Surgery For Uterus Removal. What Is The Cause And Treatment For This Condition?

helo, i am 46yrs old & have been daignosed of bilateral fibroadenosis with a single left axillary node measuring 12.3x7.3mm consistant with an inflammatory nodes. A year ago i had an operation to remove the uterus due to fibroids and since then my breasts enlarged & painful. the question is, (a) what danger am i in? (b) what procedure is needed, if any? (c)what is the cause of this condition?
Sat, 29 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Here are your answers:
--This is a benign condition and usually responds well to treatment. It may go on to become a fibradenoma in some cases.
--Presently, you can try firm breast support, diuretics to reduce the water logging and analgesic-anti-inflammatory to reduce the tissue reaction and pain. Hormone supplements may be tried with some help.
--The cause is hormonal leading to tissue reaction and water logging.
Hope this helps.
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Diagnosed With Bilateral Fibroadenosis, Have Enlarged And Painful Breasts. Had Surgery For Uterus Removal. What Is The Cause And Treatment For This Condition?

Hi, Here are your answers: --This is a benign condition and usually responds well to treatment. It may go on to become a fibradenoma in some cases. --Presently, you can try firm breast support, diuretics to reduce the water logging and analgesic-anti-inflammatory to reduce the tissue reaction and pain. Hormone supplements may be tried with some help. --The cause is hormonal leading to tissue reaction and water logging. Hope this helps.