Patient's question:
Doctor, I have breast hyperplasia. Yesterday I had a color ultrasound, and it said the largest nodule on my right side is 0.10.1 cm, and the largest on my left side is 0.30.2 cm. The diagnosis suggests my bilateral breast structures are disordered with small crystals (BI-RADS level: 3). What does this mean? Is this serious? I just got divorced, and I'm considering having a child. Will getting pregnant reduce the size of the nodules? The doctor who performed the ultrasound said that if I get pregnant, the nodules might disappear—is that true?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, breast hyperplasia is not a major issue right now. After conception, it will improve due to the interference of progesterone. Breast hyperplasia is mainly caused by long-term exposure to estrogen in the breast. After conception, estrogen excretion increases, and progesterone excretion continuously rises, which will alleviate breast hyperplasia. Relax, don't get nervous, and always maintain a calm mood. Go to the hospital for regular check-ups. The above advice is for the question "Doctor, I have breast hyperplasia. Yesterday I had an ultrasound and it said the largest one on my right side is..." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!