What does it mean for a breast nodule with a deficient border

Breast nodules are morphological descriptions of tumors in the breast, not qualitative diagnosis, breast nodules may be hyperplastic glands, fibroids, fibroadenomas, breast cancer, etc., so further examination is required to clarify the nature, and then targeted**.

Breast nodules are considered to be benign nodules of the breast due to abnormal estrogen secretion in the body, resulting in the proliferation of breast tissue and the formation of nodules. It needs to be timely** to avoid aggravation.

The first diagnosis of breast nodules should be confirmed, and some nodules are considered to be benign lesions by breast ultrasound and mammography, and regular follow-up observation can be considered; Some breast nodules need to be biopsied to determine the pathological nature, and further regimens should be decided based on the pathological results, such as malignant tumors.

According to the patient's condition, multidisciplinary cooperation is required to formulate an individualized comprehensive and prudent** plan, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endocrine** and molecular targeting** plan.

Clear morphological rules and boundaries are a benign description of this nodule, and at present, it is a benign nodule from the description alone, and it can be followed up and rechecked only regularly. Usually pay attention to rest, don't stay up late, eat reasonably, maintain a good mood, and try not to be angry and depressed.

The boundary of the breast nodule is clear and not large, so it is considered to be caused by breast hyperplasia.

Guidance: This situation is not serious, you can first carry out anti-proliferative drugs to carry out the first treatment, you can choose external milk, music, Tong, milk, health, patch for conditioning, can directly dredge the mammary gland from the root, soft and hard knots, improve the blood circulation of the chest, make the blood flow of the chest tissue unimpeded, and eliminate the purpose of breast nodules.

Xiaosheng will be happy to answer for you. The ultrasound report should also include the location, size, number, echo level, blood flow signal, etc., the nature of the nodule cannot be determined by the uneven size of the echo limb. Benign nodules such as breast fibroids, hyperplasia, and malignant lesions may have uneven echogenicity.

Breast fibroma echo can be uneven or evenly split vertically, more common in young women, is a structure composed of glandular epithelium and fibrous tissue, mostly single, more common in the outer upper quadrant of the mammary gland, round or oval, the size is mostly 1-3 cm in diameter, good mobility, hormone-dependent, can grow rapidly during pregnancy and lactation.

Breast hyperplasia is generally considered to be a benign diffuse nodular hyperplasia that occurs during the formation of the mammary glands, often tenderness around the time of menstruation. It is often multiple, both sides appear at the same time, multiple, and there is no obvious boundary with the surrounding breast tissue, and it can become a cystic mass with age. A small number of breast hyperplasia may have dysplasia, and moderate to severe breast hyperplasia may become cancerous, and should be closely watched after the age of 45.

Malignant tumors, i.e., breast cancer, will definitely have uneven regression. Breast cancer mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly women, and the inside of the lump is mostly hypoechoic, and the distribution of light spots is uneven. The mass is generally irregular, the boundary is not clear, there is no capsule, infiltrative growth to the periphery, axillary lymph node metastasis and other color ultrasound manifestations.

In addition, it can externally show cellulite, galactorrhea, etc.

Generally, the above diseases can be identified under B-ultrasound, and if there is suspicion, further examination can be carried out, such as mammography and puncture for pathology, which can make a clear diagnosis.

The boundaries of the breast nodule are clear and clear, and it is a description of the condition around the breast nodule during breast imaging. The difference between the two is mainly manifested in the relationship with the surrounding tissues, the envelope, the nature, and the treatment measures.

1. Relationship with surrounding tissues: breast nodules with clear boundaries, the boundary between nodular lesions and surrounding normal tissues, between clear boundaries and unclear boundaries, there may be a small amount of adhesion and infiltration. In the case of breast nodules with clear boundaries, the boundary between the nodular lesion and the surrounding normal tissues is very clear, and there is no adhesion and infiltration;

2. Envelope: Breast nodules with clear boundaries may have capsule, but the capsule is incomplete. Breast nodules with clear boundaries have a relatively complete capsule;

3. Nature: Most of the breast nodules with clear boundaries are benign lesions, but very few have a tendency to malignant transformation. Breast nodules with clear boundaries are generally benign lesions;

4. Treatment measures: Breast nodules with clear boundaries can be temporarily observed when the volume is small, and surgical excision needs to be considered when the volume is large or the development speed is fast. Breast nodules with well-defined boundaries can generally be observed temporarily.

It should be noted that clear or clear borders are only one of the imaging features of breast nodules. The nature and treatment of breast nodules cannot be judged solely on the basis of this feature, and a comprehensive analysis of other manifestations is usually required.

Breast nodules are a symptom that is commonly seen in breast hyperplasia (which can form breast cysts) and neoplastic diseases of the breast, including benign breast tumors (such as breast fibromas, lobulated tumors, etc.) and malignant tumors of the breast (breast cancer).

The cause of breast nodules is unclear and is related to a variety of genetic and environmental factors. Factors that may be involved in the formation of breast nodules include endocrine hormone levels, gene mutations, and environmental influences.

The first diagnosis of breast nodules should be confirmed, and some nodules are considered to be benign lesions by breast ultrasound and mammography, and regular follow-up observation can be considered; Some breast nodules need to be biopsied to determine the pathological nature, and further plans should be decided based on the pathological results, if they are malignant tumors, it is necessary to develop individualized comprehensive plans according to the patient's condition, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endocrine and molecular targeting.

In view of the fact that the risk of breast nodules is still unclear, there is no clear and effective prevention and control method, but relevant prevention and control measures can be carried out for high-risk factors of breast cancer, including reasonable diet and healthy lifestyle. Encourage breastfeeding, quit smoking and alcohol, and avoid long-term large amounts of oral contraceptives. In patients with hereditary breast cancer, testing of relevant breast cancer susceptibility genes may be considered to identify and individualize breast cancer screening and prophylactic mastectomy if necessary.

Question: A 20-year-old woman with a nodule with an under-defined border on her left breast may be breast cancer? Disease: Description of the condition of breast fibroma (time of onset, main symptoms, hospital, etc.): The patient is a 20-year-old female with multiple fibroids of the breast.

The color ultrasound showed that the structure of the bilateral mammary gland was clear and lackluster, the gland echo was chaotic, the duct was not significantly dilated, and a number of hypoechoic nodules of different sizes could be seen in the right breast, with regular morphology and clear borders, the larger one was 18*12*10mm, located at 1 point, and a low-level echo nodule of 10*10*7mm with a size of 10*10*7mm could be seen at 6 o'clock in the left breast, with regular morphology and clear borders, CDF: short strips of blood flow information could be seen in some nodules.

A hypoechoic nodule of about 19*16*13 in size can be seen at 12 o'clock in the left breast, with unclear borders, irregular morphology, and "crab foot-like" changes.

An eccentric annular hypoechoic nodule of about 14*5 mm in size was seen in the left axilla, and no obvious lymph node echo was found in the right axilla.

What does it mean for a breast nodule with a deficient border- The clearer the boundary, the better, and the clearer the better. The general malignancy is the unclear border.

However, to judge benign and malignant, it is necessary to integrate all factors, and whether the boundary is clear is only one of the factors, and it is very inaccurate, and it cannot explain any problems. It must be combined with other factors to make a comprehensive analysis and judgment.

If you really want to figure it out, you have to do a pathological biopsy, which is the most accurate and can make a final conclusion.

Breast hyperplasia and breast fibroma are the same: Western medicine believes that it is caused by endocrine disorders and excessive estrogen secretion. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by irritability, irritability, anxiety, anxiety, liver fire, liver stagnation and imbalance.

In fact, this does not contradict the view of Western medicine: liver stagnation and qi stagnation, and impulsive and unbalanced will inevitably affect endocrine. It's very simple.

Don't eat royal jelly, as well as those that contain estrogen in skin beauty products, you know, **, whitening, often rely on estrogen. Don't take birth control pills, don't**, otherwise it will lead to estrogen disorders (long-acting contraceptives, short-acting contraceptives, and emergency contraceptives, all of which are composed of high-potency estrogen and progestogen). No coffee, no chocolate.

Eat more soy products, seaweed, kelp, cabbage, and sweet potatoes, which are good for breast diseases (such as cabbage, a substance contained in cabbage, which accounts for about 1% of the weight of cabbage and can help break down estrogen). Soybeans contain soy isoflavones, which have a two-way regulatory effect: the low estrogen in the body makes up for the deficiency, and can prevent and treat some diseases related to the decline in estrogen levels; If estrogen is high, it will play a role in inhibiting estrogen (most people only see isoflavones as a phytoestrogen, and they change color when they hear the name of estrogen, and they feel that they can't eat soy products if they suffer from breast hyperplasia.

They didn't see that this natural isoflavone had a bidirectional regulatory effect. So their perception is wrong.) It is not difficult to treat breast hyperplasia, breast fibroma and the resulting axillary lymphadenopathy.

If the lump in the breast is simply surgically removed, it will continue to grow one after another, and the ** rate is very high.