Patient's question:
He wrote the following: The observed breast tissue thickness is normal, with increased and thickened echoes, interspersed with irregular long tubular low echoes, arranged unevenly. Multiple uneven low echoes are seen in the right breast, the largest located at the 9 o'clock position, measuring approximately 137mm. In the left breast, multiple uneven low echoes are seen, the largest located at the 1 o'clock position, measuring about 64mm. The morphology is regular, with clear boundaries, and no obvious blood flow information is seen. Lobular hyperplasia of both breasts, breast nodules grade 3. Can I have children?Doctor's answer:
Breast hyperplasia is not related to pregnancy or childbirth, and you can have children. Currently, you need to have irregular follow-up examinations. If there are changes, surgery can be performed to remove them. However, if you have been taking medication for treatment, it is recommended to stop taking the medication for a period before trying to conceive. Your bilateral breast hyperplastic nodular fibrosis is generally related to the endocrine system, indicating a benign inflammation. However, your breast nodules are classified as BIRADS 3, which means although they are benign, there is a possibility of malignancy. Regular follow-up examinations are needed.