There are more ways to distinguish between good and bad breast bulges, and clinically, mainly based on symptoms, signs of contact, video and pathology.
1. Symptoms:
Good osmosis: usually growth is slow and may not change significantly over the years. The swelling is generally softer, the border is clear, the activity level is better, and there may be no visible pain at the pressure.
Malignant swollen lumps: They grow fast, may increase significantly in a short period of time, are physically hard, have unclear borders, have poor activity, are sometimes attached to the surrounding tissue, and may have no or only slight pain at pressure.
2. Contact signs:
There is a sense of slippage in the case of benign swelling, which may be felt in the case of malignant swelling and may be accompanied by abnormal manifestations such as nipple convulsions and nipple spills.
3. Visual inspection:
Breast ultrasound: The benign swelling is most manifested in morphological rules, clear borders, and even internal echoes. Malignant swollen lumps can be irregular, blurred borders, uneven internal echoes, and may be accompanied by back echo decline.
Breast molybdenum target: The benign swelling is mostly on the edges smooth and evenly dense. Malignant swollen swollen swollen, calcified point accumulation and irregular form.
Pathological examinations:
Pathological analysis of the form, structure and organization of the cells is carried out by means of a perforation biopsy or surgery to remove the swelling.
The cytological rules of the benign bulge, non-amorphosis. Malignant swollen cells have significant heterogeneity, with large nucleus, deep infections, and disorder in cell sequencing.
If the mammogram is found, whether it is benign or malignant, it should be treated in a timely manner for further examination and diagnosis so that it can be detected and treated early.
