What does bilateral breast hyperplastic changes BI-R mean?

Patient's question:

Bilateral breasts show scattered fibroadenomatous changes. Bilateral breast hyperplasia. BI-RADS-2 category. Mammogram shows a mass shadow in the upper outer quadrant of the left breast. BI-RADS-4 category. Bilateral breasts show scattered fibroadenomatous changes. Bilateral breast glandular density is uneven. Within the period, there are easily visible patchy areas of increased density. The edges are blurred. In the upper outer quadrant of the left breast, there are clearly visible mass-like areas of increased density. The boundaries are clear. Size 1.3 cm 1.8 cm. There are spot-like calcifications inside. The remaining bilateral breast glands show no obvious abnormal density shadows. There are no abnormal changes in the bilateral nipples and areolae. No obvious lymph node shadows are seen in the bilateral axillae.

Doctor's answer:

Your bilateral breasts show scattered fibroadenomatous changes, with bilateral breast hyperplastic alterations, and a mass-like shadow in the upper left breast. There is a high possibility of tumor inflammation. My suggestion is that you consider seeking hospitalization and surgical treatment at a regular hospital for tumor removal, following medical advice. Breast hyperplasia significantly interferes with women's health, and patients need to pay attention to postmenstrual follow-up examinations, maintain a light diet, and avoid spicy foods.

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