Will breast nodules of category 3 become category 4?

Grade 3 breast mass refers to the BI-RADS classification. Very rarely, it will develop into level 4. Grade III breast mass can be diagnosed with good results without a doubt in 98% of cases. Grade 3 indicates a good probability and the follow-up cycle time needs to be reduced. This level of malignancy accounts for less than 2%. It may be a benign disease and short-term follow-up is recommended.

Level 4: Considering the possibility of malignant transformation, a puncture biopsy is required to confirm it. Considering the possibility of malignant transformation, a puncture biopsy is needed to confirm it. Grade 4 is further divided into three grades: a, b, and c. The risk of malignant transformation gradually increases, ranging from about 3% to 94%. At this time, further puncture biopsy is necessary.

Can Type 3 breast masses become diseased?

In case of Class III breast lumps, there is a high probability of lesions. In case of Class I to Class III breast lumps, we generally consider them to be benign, while Class IV and above are considered to be malignant. In case of Class III breast lumps, close observation and regular follow-up are required, because there is a certain probability of deterioration at this time, and follow-up is required every three months to six months. If the lump enlarges or there is irregular internal blood abundance, a puncture biopsy should be performed immediately to determine its appearance through pathological examination. If the pathological examination result is a benign nodule, it can be observed again. If it is malignant, it should be surgically removed.

When breast lumps occur, appropriate massage can be used to relieve the condition. The function of massage is to promote blood circulation and metabolism, to increase breast elasticity and reduce pain. When performing traditional massage, the more precise the acupoints and massage amplitude are, the better the effect of lump relief will be. Otherwise, the relief effect may be unsatisfactory or other breast diseases may occur.

If a breast lump becomes malignant, surgical treatment is necessary. Basic surgery and minimally invasive surgery are the more common surgical treatments. Patients can choose the method of surgery based on their own condition and conditions. After the operation, they must pay attention to medical care.