Are bilateral breast nodules of type 3 serious?

Are Type 3 Double Breast Masses Serious?

As for the understanding of the disease, it is best for everyone to understand why the disease occurs and what causes the disease. In this way, we can avoid the factors that cause the disease in daily life. Breast lumps are common in women of childbearing age, and are mainly characterized by regular breast pain, which subsides spontaneously after menopause. Most patients have painful symptoms, often with a long history of breast hyperplasia on one or both sides, relatively late onset, and sometimes nipple discharge and other manifestations.

1. Are Type 3 bilateral breast masses serious?

Bilateral breast category III lumps are basically not a big problem. Breast lumps are classified after a comprehensive assessment based on B-ultrasound or molybdenum target, including its shape, size, boundary, outer membrane, presence of blood, thickening, etc. If it is in Category 3 or below, it is basically considered to be a benign nodule. Normally, more than 98% of breast lumps are benign nodules. If the lump is not large, it does not need to be treated. If there is hyperplasia, use medication to control the hyperplasia to prevent the enlargement of the lump or the formation of new lumps. Natural medicines may not necessarily make the lumps disappear. If the size of the lumps is checked regularly and the grade does not increase, there is no need to treat them.

Classification of bilateral breast masses

1. Breast lumps caused by breast hyperplasia

Multiple, unilateral or bilateral, mostly in the upper part of the outside. The size and material often change regularly with the menstrual period. The lump becomes larger and the material is harder before the menstrual period. After the menarche, the lump becomes smaller and the texture becomes looser. During the examination, the breast mass should be touched. It is irregular in size, has unclear boundaries with surrounding tissues, is often tender, has no adhesion to the skin and superficial tissues, and can be moved. Breast pain is common in one or both breasts, with swelling or tenderness. The duration of illness varies, and most patients have symptoms of regular pain, which occurs or worsens before menstruation and eases or disappears after menarche.

2. Breast lumps caused by breast tumors

Benign tumors can metastasize or be multiple, and are more common in women of childbearing age. Palpation generally shows that the lumps are firm, with clear boundaries and good mobility. Malignant tumors usually metastasize and are more common in middle-aged and elderly women. Palpation generally shows that the lumps are hard, with unclear boundaries and poor mobility.