Are breast nodules tumors?

The causes of breast nodules are very complex. They may be caused by breast hyperplasia or benign tumors, or they may be caused by breast cancer. However, many patients do not know how to identify the disease, nor do they know whether painless breast nodules are cancerous. Therefore, we should learn more about these knowledge in our daily lives to avoid confusion about the disease.

So does a breast nodule that doesn’t hurt mean it’s cancer?

If the patient's breast nodules are caused by breast hyperplasia, they are usually painful to touch, so this condition is usually caused by a tumor. However, we cannot simply identify the condition based on the absence of pain. Therefore, when patients notice this condition, they should go to the hospital for examination in time. If we find that the mass has clear boundaries and good mobility, it can basically be identified as a benign tumor. But if we find that the boundaries of the onmyoji monk are unclear, and the material is very hard and has poor mobility, then we need to pay enough attention, because this may be caused by the breast, so we must conduct a pathological examination in time to minimize the delay of the disease.

After going to the hospital for a series of examinations, if we find that symptoms such as painless breast nodules are indeed caused by breast cancer, we must not delay the treatment of the disease, because it is very harmful to the human body. Once the best treatment opportunity is missed, tumor cells may spread and migrate, which will increase the difficulty. Therefore, we must follow the principle of early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment, and deal with it as soon as possible. Because the condition of this disease is relatively complicated, we should choose a customized comprehensive treatment plan based on the patient's specific situation, combining surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy and molecular targeted drug therapy to control the condition, so as to maximize the cure rate of the disease.

Symptoms such as painless breast nodules may be caused by good tumors or malignant tumors, so we don't have to blindly identify the condition. Patients should go to the hospital for a standardized and systematic examination to minimize confusion and delays in their condition, thereby avoiding unexpected situations as much as possible.