What do the 6 levels of breast hyperplasia represent?

There are 6 grades of breast hyperplasia, and the results of the ultrasound of the breast are classified according to the Bi-RADS (American College of Radiology's recommended "mammography" reporting and data system).

BI-RADS grade 1: negative result, no abnormal lesions found.

BI-RADS grade 2: benign lesions, malignant lesions can be basically ruled out, such as unilateral cysts, intramammary lymph nodes, breast implants, fibroadenomas with stable post-surgical changes and no changes on serial ultrasound, etc., and regular re-examination is sufficient.

BI-RADS grade 3: may be benign lesions, the malignancy rate is generally 2%, and short-term (generally recommended 3 to 6 months) follow-up is recommended.

BI-RADS grade 4: suspicious malignancy, 3% 94% malignant likelihood, biopsy such as core needle biopsy (CNB), vacuum-assisted minimally invasive biopsy (VAB), or surgical biopsy is recommended. This class can be further divided into categories 4A, 4B and 4C3.

4a: Biopsy is required, but the likelihood of malignancy is low (10%). If the results of the biopsy are benign and can be trusted, it can be transferred to semi-annual follow-up.

4b: Tends to be malignant. The probability of malignancy is 10% to 50%.

4c: Further suspicion of malignancy, 50% 94% likelihood.

BI-RADS grade 5: high probability, 95% malignancy, should be aggressively diagnosed and managed.

BI-RADS grade 6: Lesions that have been confirmed to be malignant by biopsy but have not yet been performed, and aggressive ** measures should be taken.

Once breast hyperplasia is found, it is necessary to pay attention to it so as not to aggravate or even cause malignant transformation. It is generally recommended to take Siyan Milk Letong orally**, 2 times a day, for a period of time, to regulate endocrine, so as to achieve the purpose of breast hyperplasia.

In addition, maintain a comfortable mood and optimistic mood, change the diet structure, prevent obesity, eat less fried foods, animal fats, sweets and too many tonic foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and eat more whole grains.

Level 0: Recall required, combined with other inspections before evaluation. Description: The information obtained from the inspection may not be complete.

Level 1: No anomalies observed.

Grade 2: benign, regular follow-up is recommended.

Grade 3: benign probability, need to shorten the follow-up period. The proportion of malignant malignants of this grade is less than 2%.

Grade 4: malignant lesions are considered and biopsy is required.

Grade 5: High suspicion of malignant lesion requiring surgical excisional biopsy.

Grade 6: has been pathologically confirmed to be malignant.

Levels 1-3 don't worry too much, pay attention to your diet, exercise more, you can use the cussel source for better results).

There are many patients who have breast hyperplasia and do not know whether it is serious or not, and the doctor only says that it is breast hyperplasia after examination. Friends who suffer from breast hyperplasia may not know much about breast hyperplasia, let alone the extent of breast hyperplasia. Most patients are examined in the hospital and the doctor tells them that it is breast hyperplasia, and either some medication is prescribed or it is gone.

Because, at present, doctors are helpless against breast hyperplasia, otherwise there would not be so many patients with breast hyperplasia. Only the use of traditional Chinese medicine methods can solve the problem of breast hyperplasia, here is a recommendation for you: Fahrenheit Women's Patch, the following is to introduce the degree of breast hyperplasia to patients and friends, so as to self-diagnose its severity:

1. Breast lobular hyperplasia (stage breast hyperplasia): It is the initial hyperplasia of the mammary gland, which mostly occurs at the age of 25-35, and the symptoms are mild, which belongs to the stage of breast hyperplasia. It accounts for more than 70% of the prevalence of breast hyperplasia, and is often not paid attention to and is not actively allowed to develop.

2. Breast adenopathy (mammary duct ectasia, stage mammary hyperplasia): It is a further development of the initial breast hyperplasia, from lobular hyperplasia to breast duct expansion, called mammary adenopathy, which mostly occurs at the age of 30-45 years old, and the symptoms are severe, belonging to the breast hyperplasia stage. It is easy to attract attention, often more difficult, and long-term treatment causes mental depression and aggravates symptoms.

Severe endocrine disorders, the body will appear a series of disease symptoms, such as irregular menstruation, insomnia, dreams, dark skin and other series of reactions.

3. Cystic hyperplasia (breast duct dilation combined with epithelial cell hyperplasia, stage breast hyperplasia): It is a further development of secondary breast hyperplasia, which mostly occurs at the age of 40-55, and the symptoms are very serious, which belongs to the breast hyperplasia stage. The malignant transformation rate of stage III hyperplasia is more than 70%, and it is very necessary to have active and regular examinations, because stage III breast hyperplasia often brings mental depression and fear to patients.

4. Breast cyst disease (stage breast hyperplasia): a large number of breast duct cells and epithelial cells accumulate and die, forming cystic masses, with a carcinogenesis rate of more than 90%.

5. Breast cancer (stage breast hyperplasia): mostly further developed from cystic hyperplasia and cysts, the early stage of breast cancer is only surgery, breast conservation or not is the choice of surgery. The probability of developing breast hyperplasia into breast cancer is 1-3%, and breast hyperplasia must be developed in a timely manner.

Breast hyperplasia, which occurs in women between the ages of 25 and 35, is mild and is often ignored by the patient and allowed to develop. Breast hyperplasia, mammary duct ectasia, mainly manifested as breast epithelial and fibrous tissue hyperplasia, sometimes accompanied by cyst formation and epithelial metaplasia into other tissues, mostly in 30 45-year-old women, the symptoms are serious, easy to cause attention, but it is more difficult, long-term treatment can cause female mental depression, because emotional factors are also one of the causes of breast hyperplasia, so it can form a vicious circle, resulting in aggravation of the condition, patients can have irregular menstruation, insomnia, dreams, dark skin and other conditions. Stage breast hyperplasia, mostly occurs in 40-55-year-old women, the symptoms are very serious, there is a possibility of malignant transformation, so it should be checked regularly, and actively **.

Breast hyperplasia is mainly manifested by the accumulation and death of a large number of breast ductal cells and epithelial cells, forming cystic masses with a high chance of cancer.

5. The tendency is low and the possibility of malignancy is low. These include solid masses that are palpable and partially well-edged; Grade IVB: Tendency to be malignant with an intermediate likelihood.

These include solid masses with ill-defined, irregularly shaped, or new polymorphic clusters of calcifications with fine microsensitivity perception. The pathological findings are most likely malignant.

6. High suspicion of malignant lesions (almost identified as malignant diseases), surgical excision and biopsy are required. Breast cancer lesions are almost certainly confirmed by biopsy.

Grade 7VI indicates that breast hyperplasia has been pathologically confirmed as a malignant lesion - breast cancer, and surgery must be performed immediately after the mask is established**, or even chemoradiotherapy.

Breast hyperplasia is classified into the following levels based on severity:

Level 0: A recall is required, and the evaluation is carried out in conjunction with other inspections, indicating that the information from the inspection may not be complete.

Level 1: No anomalies observed.

Grade 2: benign, regular follow-up is recommended.

Grade 3: benign, need to shorten the follow-up period, the proportion of malignancy in this grade is less than 2%Grade 4: Considering the possibility of malignant lesions, biopsy is required.

Grade 5: High suspicion of malignant lesions, requiring surgical excision and biopsy Grade 6: It has been confirmed to be malignant lesions, and active memory examination is required In daily life, once you find that you have breast hyperplasia, you should be timely**, do not delay, and let your disease become more and more serious.

Grade of breast hyperplasia: grade is not accompanied by ductal epithelial hyperplasia, the incidence of this grade is 70%; The grade is accompanied by ductal epithelial hyperplasia, but the epithelial cells are not atypical, and the incidence is 20%; The grade is accompanied by ductal epithelial hyperplasia, and the epithelial cells are mildly atypia, with an incidence of 5%.

Eat more alkaline foods to improve your acidic constitution and replenish the essential organic nutrients of the human body, so as to restore your own immunity.

Common acidic and alkaline foods.

1.Strongly acidic foods: egg yolks, cheese, pastries made of sugar, persimmons, mullet roe, bonito, etc.

2.Medium-acid foods: ham, bacon, chicken, tuna, pork, eel, beef, bread, wheat, cream, horse meat.

Wait. 3.Weakly acidic foods: white rice, peanuts, beer, wine, fried tofu, seaweed, clams, octopus, loach.

4.Weakly alkaline foods: red beans, radish, apples, cabbage, onions, tofu, etc.

5.Medium alkaline foods: dried radish, soybeans, carrots, tomatoes, bananas, oranges, pumpkins, egg whites, prunes, lemons, spinach, etc.

6.Strong alkaline foods: chamagu, grapes, tea, kelp buds, kelp, lemon, etc.

"Breast hyperplasia category 3 is a grading reporting system of breast imaging, category 3 generally refers to breast hyperplasia is benign, the degree of deterioration is relatively small, it is recommended to do a re-examination in half a year or a year.

However, the re-examination time should also be combined with the patient's clinical symptoms and signs, if the symptoms of swelling and pain are more severe, the hypertrophic nodules grow faster, and the usual mood is more irritable or depressed, then the re-examination time should be shortened, and a B-ultrasound should be re-examined once in three months or even a month, so as not to delay the condition. "