Is breast nodule type 2 serious?

Are Type 2 breast lumps serious? Type 2 breast hyperplasia nodules are generally benign tumors with a low chance of worsening and are not serious under normal circumstances. After the diagnosis of a breast lump, medication and diet adjustment should be used promptly, and regular follow-up visits to the hospital should be conducted to monitor the growth and development changes of the lump. Surgical removal can be performed if necessary.

Category II breast hyperplasia nodules are generally not very serious. This condition should be classified as a benign tumor and can be checked regularly with B-ultrasound. It is generally better to check twice a year. You can also use a molybdenum target X-ray examination once a year to determine whether there is any development trend. Daily diet and lifestyle have a certain impact on breast lumps, and you need to pay attention to the size and exact location of the lumps.

If you are diagnosed with a breast lump, you need to go to the hospital immediately for a detailed examination to see what type of breast lump it is. Active medication can be given based on the results of the examination. If the symptoms are serious, you should consider early surgery, which will heal faster. In normal times, you should focus on learning how to self-examine the breast position, and actively seek treatment if there is a problem.

It is not very serious, but it needs targeted treatment. It must cause sufficient attention to the condition of breast lumps. If it cannot be effectively controlled, there is still a possibility of change. Early detection and early treatment are more conducive to the improvement of the condition. Breast lumps can be treated with medication, physical therapy or surgery in the early stages to control the development of the disease. Regular breast examinations and observation of breast conditions are very important.

Category 2 breast masses are benign and not very serious. In the breast medical imaging classification (BI-RADS classification), the actual meaning of category 2 is: good detection, the presence of established good disease, and no signs of malignancy. If the test data shows that it is Class 2, it means that it is good and there is no need to worry too much. Just follow up regularly.

Breast BI-RADS categories are as follows:

1. Type to be determined, the assessment is not thorough.

Category 0: The current images cannot be evaluated and other image examinations are needed, including pressure-inflated spot films, pressure-inflated films, other posture films, or ultrasound, MRI and other examinations.

2. The final type, the assessment is thorough.

Category 1: Negative, no abnormalities found in mammogram.

Category 2: Well-diagnosed, with established benign disease and no signs of malignancy.

Category 3: Good potential for serious disease, short-term follow-up recommended. There is a high probability of a good outcome, and we expect the disease to stabilize or shrink during follow-up within a short period of time (usually 6 months) to confirm the diagnosis. The malignant transformation rate of this type is generally less than 2%.

Category 4: Abnormalities appear but do not have typical signs of malignancy, and a needle biopsy should be considered. This category includes a large group of lesions that require clinical medical intervention. These lesions do not have atypical breast cancer histological changes but have the potential for malignancy. It can be further divided into 4A, 4B, and 4C.