Is a breast nodule 6mmx4mm big?

After a routine physical examination, many women will feel a little nervous when they see the words "breast mass" on the physical examination report. Does the vague suggestion of "regular follow-up is recommended" mean that their condition is still a little serious? How far is the mass from "cancer"? Is a breast mass 6mmx4mm big? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Is a breast mass 6mmx4mm big?

Breast mass 6 and periodontal 4 are not large, but the masses are divided into one, two, three, and four categories. Generally, they are one, two, and three categories of masses. Regular follow-up visits and observation are sufficient.

There is a risk of disease progression in the fourth category of lumps, and relevant examinations should be performed regularly, such as breast color Doppler ultrasound or breast mammography. In daily life, you should pay attention to staying up late and maintain a happy mood. If you suspect that the lump may have worsened, surgery is recommended and the patient should be sent for pathological examination. Generally speaking, everything is normal.

Usually pay attention to the hygiene of the sexual environment, stay up less late, keep underwear dry, wear pure cotton underwear, strengthen physical fitness, avoid excessive exercise, eat a balanced and nutritious diet, clean the reproductive organs before and after sex, and have regular gynecological examinations, especially cervical cancer examinations.

Breast lumps are degenerative changes in the structure of breast tissue tubes and lobules and the growth and development of idiopathic connective tissue. The main cause of the disease is an imbalance of endocrine growth hormone. Common symptoms are:

1. Breast pain and breast lumps, some patients may also continue to have nipple discharge.

2. Some patients have nipple discharge, which is usually clear, colorless and serous. If the discharge is yellowish or thick, and the amount is large, it may be physiological. You should pay enough attention to it and go to the hospital for treatment in time.

3. Some patients with breast hyperplasia also have systemic symptoms such as bitter taste in the mouth, bad breath, rib distension, chest tightness and shortness of breath, anorexia, and menstrual disorders.

The lump must be further examined or followed up regularly to determine whether it is benign or malignant. In clinical medicine, it is found that some breast cancer patients have small lumps or only a few calcification points. So the smaller the mass, the safer it is not.

Generally speaking, this special group of packages usually have the following meanings:

Young women aged 20-30: The mass is less than 1 cm, with a standard shape, intact outer membrane and clear boundaries. Such lumps are often breast fibroids or breast fibroadenomas. When routine physical examinations reveal breast fibroids or breast fibroadenomas, patients should remain under observation within 6 months. However, the progression rate of breast fibroids (adenomas) is very low, less than 5%. However, if you plan to have a baby within six months, you should come to the breast surgery department to deal with it.

Women aged 40-50: If women in this age group have breast lumps, they should pay attention to it and go to the breast department as soon as possible to eliminate the possibility of lesions.