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Lump in brest
Rhis my brest sonommography report. 1 st report in oct and lump size is 6.1x 4.4 x5.8 mm
And 2 nd report in feb lump size is incrse 8.6 x 7.7x 4.1 mm the size is incrase is normal. Can i do need future test. My doctor side need not to future test . Pls help.
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Your breast findings are suggestive of fibroadenoma and fibroadenosis, which are benign (non-cancerous) breast conditions.
I would advise you to perform regular breast self-examination once every month, ideally about one week after your menstrual period, as shown in the reference images. Please monitor for any change in size or new symptoms.
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You may take:
* Tab. EVION LC 400mg — once daily for 3 months.
I would also recommend a bilateral breast ultrasound (USG) along with a mammogram after 6 months for follow-up evaluation.
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If you notice a rapid increase in size, new lump, pain, skin changes, or nipple discharge, seek medical evaluation promptly.
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since the lump is subcentimetric & with BIRADS-2 no need to do any further tests.. If it causes pain or increase in size on repeat scan consult a surgeon..
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Go for a repeat scan every 6 monthly
Keep self examining for any new changes
For further treatment plan do consult
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Since it shows birads 3 go for a follow up after 1 year
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