What should I do if there is a lump in the accessory breast? What should I do if there is a lump in the accessory breast but it doesn't hurt?

The accessory breasts usually give people a soft feeling, and apart from affecting the appearance, they seem to have no other effects. However, some accessory breasts have lumps in them. What's going on?

If there is a lump in the accessory breast, it still needs to be taken seriously. You can go to the hospital for a breast ultrasound examination to determine whether it is a lump or a gland. If there is a lump in the breast, surgical removal can relieve the symptoms. If the lump is a gland, then this situation does not require special treatment.

There is a hard lump in the armpit, which hurts when pressed, and there is a sense of pressure when the arm is lowered vertically. It is likely to be accessory breast. Accessory breast is a lump in the armpit that is tough in texture. Some people will feel pain before menstruation. A physical examination in the general surgery department of a public tertiary hospital combined with axillary color ultrasound can further clarify the diagnosis. Surgery can be performed if you want to remove it.

Accessory breasts cannot be kneaded. Generally speaking, you should go to the hospital for a color ultrasound examination and undergo surgical removal if necessary. A pathological examination should be done after removal. You should always pay attention to maintaining a calm state of mind, ensure rest and sleep, eat warm and easy-to-digest food, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

Many people have accessory breasts. Generally, there will be pain before and after menstruation, which is related to the hormone levels in the body, but it usually does not become cancerous and disappears on its own. Take anti-inflammatory drugs for pain, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy food, tobacco, alcohol and other irritating foods, ensure sleep and pay attention to personal hygiene, and the condition will recover on its own.