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Mammogram Reported Fibroadenosis. What Is The Prognosis?

A mammogram I had taken reported Fibroadenosis. What is the prognosis? What is the treatment? My doc has prescribed a capsule of Vitamin E for 3 months. I am 52 years old & take medication Diabetes & hypertension & cholesterol (all of which are in control). I weigh 54 kgs and am 5 ft 3 tall.My mother now 76 was diagnosed in the early stages of Breast cancer 5 years ago and is in remission now. Thank you.
Fri, 14 Sep 2012
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hi, welcome to HCM I am Dr Das
you have fibroadenosis which is benign and has a good prognosis . but the problems are your age52 and a family history of breast carcinoma .so, first go for FNAC if a lump is palpable otherwise an us guided FNAC should be done. It will confirm you what you really have. because in mammography many premalignant lesion are mistaken .
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Mammogram Reported Fibroadenosis. What Is The Prognosis?

hi, welcome to HCM I am Dr Das you have fibroadenosis which is benign and has a good prognosis . but the problems are your age52 and a family history of breast carcinoma .so, first go for FNAC if a lump is palpable otherwise an us guided FNAC should be done. It will confirm you what you really have. because in mammography many premalignant lesion are mistaken .