Three types of breast calcification

Category III breast calcification refers to the occurrence of lobular hyperplasia of the breast, which is a benign symptom. This symptom does not require surgical treatment. Patients need to undergo regular ultrasound examinations, and calcification requires biopsy. However, atypical hyperplasia cannot be ruled out. Therefore, for the symptoms of Category III breast calcification, everyone should understand its causes and treatments to avoid worsening of the disease.

Lobular hyperplasia of the breast is a regulatory disorder in the process of physiological changes. The so-called three types of calcification are generally diagnosed by imaging examinations, the most common of which is breast mammography. Most of these changes are coarse calcifications, which are considered benign and are divided into three categories.

Category III calcification generally does not require special treatment. If category III calcification is discovered through ultrasound, regular ultrasound reexamination is required; if category III calcification is discovered through breast molybdenum target examination, regular molybdenum target examination is also required; if the number of calcification points increases significantly, it may be necessary to remove the calcified part of the gland for biopsy to rule out atypical hyperplasia or ductal carcinoma in situ.

The main symptoms are some hyperplastic symptoms, such as pain and discomfort, which may manifest as dull pain or tingling. Some patients are only found to have type III calcification through imaging examinations, but do not have any discomfort symptoms.

What is breast calcification?

Breast calcification refers to abnormal calcium metabolism within breast cancer cells, causing excessive local calcium deposition. Moreover, calcification foci can be large or small, and thick or thin. Large calcification foci are often benign breast lesions, such as calcification of blood vessels in the breast, old injuries, inflammation, milk cysts during lactation, benign tumors, etc. Small calcification foci are often located in areas where cells grow and divide faster, and are more likely to be breast cancer. They still need to be taken seriously, and early examination and treatment are required to minimize the damage.

Is breast calcification dangerous?

Under normal circumstances, breast calcification will not turn into cancer. Calcification is mainly the degeneration of tissue cells, which become inactive, while cancer is the deformity of cells and irreversible unlimited growth. However, due to differences in physical fitness and the uncontrollable nature of the disease, there is still a certain risk, which requires attention and early treatment. At the same time, in terms of diet, you should focus on light food, reduce the intake of fat and estrogen, do more exercise to strengthen your physical fitness, enhance your resistance, reduce all possibilities of danger, and create a healthy body environment.

What is breast calcification? The above article introduces the specific situation of breast calcification, the symptoms it can cause, and also introduces dietary adjustments. It can be seen that this disease still needs to be taken seriously. A good body is related to your lifestyle and eating habits. So if you want to have a good body, you must improve your awareness of fitness and health. If you are not sick, you should prevent it. If you are sick, you can also keep a relaxed attitude. After all, the domestic medical level is constantly improving, and I believe that professional doctors are very effective.