Adenomatosis (Overgrowth of the Cells of a Gland)), Reg. TVJDKWCX

Adenomatosis. That often times affects two or more endocrine glands at the same time. And that can be hyperplasia, There is more growth of the cells of a gland itself, Non-cancerous normal cells, but more of it. It can be because of hormonal changes, which can be because of different things, which are not so good, but it can be also for example just the enlarging of the breasts during pregnancy. And then adenomas, that is also non-cancerous. And that is growth resembling glandular tissue, at glands arising from the epithelium. That can lead to problems, that there is just growth at the glands, to different things; acromegaly for example. According to the "Illustrated Medical Dictionary" written by Sue Davidson, Penny Preston, and Frances Williams, on the Pages 13 and 292. This is no substitute for medical knowledge and also no medical advice. The positions and views expressed are the ones of the source and don't necessarily align with my own or with the ones of the entities spoken of.