What does bilateral breast nodules category 3 mean?

For women with breast lumps, they must pay attention and do not think that they have no symptoms and are healthy. They must treat the breast lumps for a long time, otherwise there will be a certain risk of disease. However, female friends do not need to worry too much about bilateral breast lumps. Patients with breast lumps should maintain a positive attitude, relax, and do some exercise regularly, but do not let themselves be overly tired.

1. What do the three types of bilateral breast masses mean?

Grade 3 breast nodules are usually detected through breast X-ray, breast MRI, and breast mammography. These three types are the main manifestations of imaging diagnosis of breast masses. The probability of a good mass is generally above 98%, and the possibility of malignant tumors is not high, and the probability is generally less than 2%. In this case, if the volume of the mass is relatively small, its changes can be closely observed. If the mass is relatively large, it can be removed and pathologically examined.

Classification of Breast Masses

1. Breast lumps caused by breast hyperplasia

Multiple, unilateral or single-sided, 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.

3. Treatment

The treatment of breast nodules should first establish a diagnosis. Based on breast B-ultrasound and molybdenum target, some lumps are considered to be likely to be benign lesions and can be considered for regular follow-up observation; some breast lumps require puncture biopsy to establish pathological characteristics, and further treatment plans are determined based on the pathological results. If it is a malignant tumor, multiple courses need to be combined according to the patient's condition to develop a distinctive comprehensive treatment plan, including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, and molecular targeted drug treatment plans.