Patient's question:
Now preparing to do a thorough check for breast hyperplasia. Generally, what does breast hyperplasia show up as on MRI?Doctor's answer:
Magnetic resonance imaging of mammary hyperplasia primarily shows thickening of the glandular tissue, increased echo disorder, and no obvious mass images within. No significant swollen lymph nodes were observed in both axillary fossae. Most breast examinations involve breast ultrasound and mammography. Mammary hyperplasia is caused by endocrine disorders, such as intense training, high mental stress, and unstable emotions, which severely disrupt the body's endocrine levels. Maintaining a calm and pleasant mood daily is helpful in preventing mammary hyperplasia.