Patient's question:
Laboratory tests and careful examination results:Ultrasound: Bilateral breast hyperplasia; 95mm fibrotic nodule observed at 7 o'clock in the right B area; 98mm fibrotic nodule observed at 9 o'clock in the left B area.
Mammography findings: No significant abnormalities were noted in the bilateral nipples, areolae, or skin. Subcutaneous fat was clear. The bilateral breast glandular tissue showed a mixed pattern, with glandular structure appearing as dense shadows in patchy, nodular, and cord-like forms, with indistinct edges.
Multiple point-like calcifications were observed in the extramammary quadrants, arranged in small clusters. A round, nodular dense shadow was seen in the left extramammary fat tissue (possibly a nevus), with clear boundaries. No significant increase, thickening, or tortuosity of the breast vessels was observed.
Lymph nodes were noted in the anterior axillary region.
Diagnosis:
1. Small clustered calcifications in the left breast, recommend follow-up.
Bilateral breast hyperplasia (BT-RADS: 3)
Doctor's answer:
If the pain is severe, it is usually caused by hormonal imbalances in the body, requiring treatment. Generally, traditional Chinese medicine can help regulate the condition, such as using products like Ruzhengning, Ruipingxiao, and Xiaoyao pills.You should visit the hospital regularly for follow-up care. Reduce psychological stress and always maintain a positive mood. You can practice self-examinations of the breasts to detect any abnormalities early. If the pain is severe, consider switching to a loose bra to support the breasts.
In your daily diet, you can include more black fungus and peanuts.
Breast hyperplasia is a common gynecological condition that often recurs. During treatment, women should pay attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and maintain good hygiene. Finally, we wish all female patients a speedy recovery!