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Did Mammography And Ultra Sound Check Up. Can Any Online Doctor Help Me To Read It?
Thank you , for your precious time to answer qestions. Dr l KumarSrivastava , you have suggested me to take ibeprofin 400 , 3 times a day. For how long shall I take. In addition; you suggested a mammography test for my breast . I did mammography and ultra sound check up. The result was . Mammography- ACR 3 (heterogeneous dense breast which has moderate decrease in sensitivity of mammography in showing abnormality . - symmetrical breast with no calcification . -no architectural distraction - no axillary lap Breast u/s- there is a well defined mass 1.37 x1.42 cm hypoechgic , well defined mass at 9 o clock. 1.2 cm from neeple and 1.73 c.m deep from skin in the right breast. Normal dectol system . Fibroglandular tissue No descha However i am still feeling pain in my right hand and right breast where the mass was detected. Specially during movement of my breast. What should and shouldn t do to get well and please advice if there is any treatment.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Thanks for writing in.
The significant finding in your breast ultrasound is:
There is a well defined mass 1.37 x1.42 cm hypoechoic, well defined mass at 9 o clock position. It is 1.2 cm to nipple and 1.73 c.m deep from skin in the right breast.
Yhis most likely represents a benign breast cyst. They can be painful at times.
If you are still worried, I suggest you consult an oncosurgeon and get ultrasound guidied FNAC of the breast cyst for further confiormation.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for writing in.
The significant finding in your breast ultrasound is:
There is a well defined mass 1.37 x1.42 cm hypoechoic, well defined mass at 9 o clock position. It is 1.2 cm to nipple and 1.73 c.m deep from skin in the right breast.
Yhis most likely represents a benign breast cyst. They can be painful at times.
If you are still worried, I suggest you consult an oncosurgeon and get ultrasound guidied FNAC of the breast cyst for further confiormation.
Hope this helps.
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