Patient's question:
10 years ago, it was a breast fibroma. The diagnosis was breast hyperplasia and nodules. There was a sense of pain. Now there are nodules, they are mild, and there is no sensation. Do I need treatment?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is recommended that you undergo periodic follow-up ultrasound examinations. Based on the detailed results of the ultrasound, it can be determined whether surgery is necessary. If a man again exhibits unilateral or bilateral palpable breast tissue, which appears as disc-shaped nodules or diffuse atrophy, it may sometimes be accompanied by a reduction in the nipple and areola. Local discomfort or tenderness may be felt, and in very few cases, when the nipple is squeezed, a small amount of white secretions may be discharged. For treatment, it is best to actively and flexibly employ hormone therapy. In severe cases, surgery is preferably considered for treatment.