Patient's question:
Two checks by the doctor said the proportion was benign. If you really can't rest assured, have surgery for a biopsy. The nodule is small, and mammography is not very meaningful.Doctor's answer:
Breast hyperplasia usually requires medication or other treatments in the following situations: 1. Pain unrelated to the menstrual cycle should be treated with medication; 2. Pain related to the menstrual cycle but affecting daily life and work should be treated with medication; 3. Breast hyperplasia nodules with adverse characteristics should undergo a biopsy or surgery.It is necessary to have an experienced surgeon perform a physical examination to check for nodules locally and assess their characteristics, such as boundaries, smoothness, mobility, and texture, to determine the possible nature. Ultrasound, X-rays, and other examinations are for reference only. Nodules that are fixed, hard in texture, have unclear boundaries, or have an uneven surface all show adverse characteristics and require a biopsy for confirmation or surgery.
It is essential to seek examination and treatment at a formal hospital. The hospitals I know are:
Shengjing Hospital Affiliated to China Medical University, Shenyang No. 242 Hospital, and Shenyang Fifth People's Hospital.