When to do breast puncture

After many women go to the hospital for outpatient treatment, the doctor will recommend patients to undergo breast puncture biopsy after doing routine physical examinations and related tests such as molybdenum target and B-ultrasound. Many people do not understand how the puncture is performed, and many people think that if they need a puncture, they must have breast cancer. Therefore, they are very worried and anxious. On the one hand, they worry that the pain of the puncture will be unbearable, and on the other hand, they worry that if it is breast cancer, the puncture will cause the metastasis and migration of cancer cells. In fact, there is no need to worry like that. So, when is breast puncture performed?

In these cases, will professional doctors recommend patients to undergo breast puncture biopsy? Generally speaking, medical students combine routine physical examinations with auxiliary examinations and analysis, and recommend patients to undergo puncture biopsy when breast tumors are suspected to be abnormal breast cancer. Sometimes, breast tumors are not obvious during routine physical examinations, but abnormal changes are found under B-ultrasound or molybdenum target. DOBI prompts high metabolism or high blood data signals in the area. The doctor may also recommend puncture biopsy or hope to follow up closely. If you are a key target, the doctor is more likely to recommend puncture biopsy.

Breast biopsy is a diagnostic method. Common methods include: fine needle biopsy, core needle biopsy, Mammotome tumor removal or puncture biopsy. Different hospitals may use different puncture biopsy methods, but the purpose is the same. The currently recommended method is hollow needle or Mammotome puncture biopsy. The puncture biopsy is usually performed under B-ultrasound or molybdenum target, which is accurate and reliable, and contains more biopsy tissue, which is conducive to pathophysiological diagnosis and immunohistochemical composition analysis. Surgical excision biopsy is generally the final biopsy method.

It is necessary to remind every patient that the first treatment of the tumor is very important. Therefore, it is also very important to establish the pathological characteristics and characteristics of the tumor before surgery. This will help doctors develop scientific and standardized treatment plans and ensure the successful implementation of the treatment.

Many people worry that biopsy will cause tumor metastasis, but there is no scientific evidence to support this. Current diagnostic and treatment guidelines strongly recommend that a pathological diagnosis should be established before breast cancer treatment. In addition, experienced doctors will also consider the surgical range when selecting the puncture site, and try to remove the puncture site and needle tract during surgery, so there is no need to worry.

Professional doctors will choose effective self-treatment plans according to the patient's specific conditions and under the guidance of treatment guidelines. This is very important. Different patients have different conditions, and only self-treatment can be effective. Medical research is developing, and the patient's age, health status, economic status, treatment requirements, etc. are all things that doctors need to consider.