Patient's question:
As seen in the image: Bilateral breast scans at 1-12 o'clock + bilateral axillary scans: No obvious abnormalities were observed in the bilateral skin and subcutaneous fat layers. The bilateral breast glandular tissue is uneven in thickness, with enhanced internal echoes, disorganized structure, and uneven distribution. A localized dilated duct can be palpated below the right nipple, with a tortuous course and a widest diameter of approximately 3.4 mm. Within it, a hypoechoic mass with unclear boundaries and irregular shape, measuring approximately 12.5 mm 7.3 mm, is observed. CCDFI: Abundant blood flow signals are detected, classified as Adler grade 2. No significant mass echoes were detected in the left breast. No obvious abnormalities were noted in the bilateral retroglandular spaces. No significant lymphadenopathy was observed in the bilateral axillae.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Nipple discharge is often related to intraductal diseases. Ultrasound sometimes fails to detect intraductal lesions. Ductoscopy has certain advantages for your condition.Recommendations: If intraductal tumors can be ruled out, surgery may not be necessary. However, it is important to persist with traditional Chinese medicine regulation and some external treatment auxiliary therapies.