What does category 3 bilateral breast calcification mean?

Women’s breasts are very sensitive and very important organs. Women should usually do more to take care of their breasts. First of all, they should develop good living habits. In addition, they must adjust their emotions. Women must not often have large mood swings, otherwise it will affect breast health. Among the various breast diseases, there is one called breast calcification. When some women go to the hospital for examination, they will have three types of calcification foci in both breasts. What does this result mean?

What does category 3 bilateral breast calcification mean?

If the lump is smaller than grade 3 and smaller than 1cm in diameter, surgery may be temporarily postponed and a follow-up examination may be conducted in 3 months. If the lump is larger than grade 3 and larger than 1cm in size, medication is ineffective and the possibility of cancer cannot be ruled out. Pathological examination after surgical resection is recommended.

There should be a nodular calcified lesion in the right breast. The current diagnosis of this calcified nodular lesion is considered to be Class 3. If it is Class 3, it is generally a benign lesion, not breast cancer.

BI-RADS 3 indicates a possible benign disease, but the reexamination cycle needs to be shortened (e.g., once every 3 to 6 months)

Guidance:

It is recommended to perform a fine needle aspiration cytology examination and, if necessary, surgically remove the tumor together with the surrounding breast tissue and perform a rapid pathological examination.

How long has this been going on? Consider that it is caused by proliferation. Is the pain obvious?

Guidance:

Need to keep a good mood. Hyperplasia and anger are directly related to eating chili peppers. If the pain is obvious, take Xiaoyao Pills.

This is the result of a mammographic breast examination. BI-RADS 3 means there is suspicion of malignancy.

Guidance:

It is recommended to consider lesion puncture cytology to assist in diagnosis. If it is confirmed to be malignant, comprehensive treatment such as surgery should be given in a timely manner.

It may be caused by inflammation. It is recommended to take cefaclor and levofloxacin for treatment.

Guidance:

It is recommended to pay attention to a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a happy mood, and maintain personal hygiene.

Symptoms of breast hyperplasia: Don't be too nervous, be in a good mood, and massage your breasts for about an hour every day.

Suggestions: Exercise and don't wear a bra too tight to avoid squeezing your breasts. Mild cases don't require treatment, but severe cases can be cured with 1 to 3 courses of Chinese medicine.

BI-RADS classification is a standardized description of breast imaging reports. Generally, breast images are divided into 6 levels: Level 1 is normal breast; Level 2 is benign lesions; Level 3 is the nature of which cannot be determined, but it is likely to be benign, and observation and follow-up are recommended; Level 4 is the nature of which cannot be determined, but it is likely to be malignant, and follow-up in the short term is recommended; Level 5 is likely to be malignant, and a puncture biopsy is recommended; Level 6 is pathologically confirmed to be malignant.

Suggestions: BI-RADS level 3 indicates a high possibility of benign lesions, and follow-up observation is recommended.