Can breast cancer be detected through ultrasound?

No matter what kind of disease it is, correct diagnosis is very important. For many diseases, patients cannot be diagnosed through superficial symptoms, so they need to go to the hospital for scientific examinations. For example, for diseases like breast cancer, medicine has very professional examination measures, such as imaging examinations, breast X-ray examinations, and color ultrasound examinations. B-ultrasound examination of the breast is an effective way.

Can B-ultrasound detect breast cancer?

Ultrasound examination of the breast cannot confirm whether it is breast cancer. It can only indirectly infer whether the tumor is benign or malignant based on the appearance of the tumor and the local blood flow conditions.

Guidance:

As analyzed above, the current diagnostic standard for determining whether a tumor is benign or malignant is to undergo a pathological examination. However, for breast diseases, a mammography diagnosis is also very meaningful. Color B-ultrasound does have some reference value for determining whether a tumor is benign or malignant, but it cannot provide a definitive diagnosis.

B-ultrasound can detect whether there is a lump and whether the edge of the lump is clear. Generally speaking, a lump with clear edges is a benign tumor, while a lump with unclear edges may be malignant. Further puncture and pathological examination can be performed to basically confirm whether it is breast cancer. Any examination can only detect the presence of a lump, but whether it is breast cancer must be confirmed by a biopsy and pathological examination.

This may be a sign of breast hyperplasia.

Guidance:

The clinical manifestations of breast cancer are often painless breast lumps, sometimes accompanied by skin ulcers, skin changes like orange peel, enlarged axillary lymph nodes, etc. The diagnosis requires removal of the mass for pathological examination. The situation should still be a manifestation of breast hyperplasia. You can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound and eye examination to get a preliminary understanding. If the swelling and pain are more obvious, you can first treat with antibiotics for a period of time and then re-examine.

Generally, clinical B-ultrasound examination can detect breast hyperplasia and breast cancer. Early breast cancer usually has no symptoms. If you experience breast lumps, bloody secretions from the nipples, orange peel-like changes in the breast skin, or retracted nipples, go to the hospital for examination in time.

B-ultrasound can detect breast nodules, and subsequent pathological examination can confirm whether the nodules are benign or malignant. If it is not atypical hyperplasia, there is no need to worry about it and regular check-ups are sufficient. You can take modern Chinese medicine ginsenoside Rh2 to improve the body's immunity and anti-cancer ability.