Patient's question:
Is this breast cancer? Will it be serious?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Breast duct lesions are commonly associated with nipple discharge, which is often serous or purulent, with smears showing a large number of inflammatory cells. Ductography reveals ductal dilation. Breast duct diseases are also relatively common in nipple discharge. It is particularly important to be vigilant, as ductal diseases can be either benign or malignant.Guidance: Patients with breast duct lesions should undergo timely examination. After diagnosis, treatment methods should be adopted based on the condition. Conservative treatment methods can be used initially, and if the condition does not improve, surgical treatment may be considered. However, the significance of prevention for breast duct lesions far outweighs treatment.
Lifestyle care: Regular examinations are the key to preventing the disease.