What exactly does "diffuse cystic mastopathy" mean, and is it a cause for concern? Breast cancer, mammography, breast diagnostics?
Good evening,
My gynecologist noticed a change in my breast during a breast examination and then performed an ultrasound. He referred me for breast diagnostics to rule out cancer.
I got an appointment at the breast diagnostics practice, but unfortunately it's not for another four months.
I (46 years old) sometimes experience a slight pulling sensation in my chest, but I don't know what to interpret. The referral states the diagnosis, and there's something on a piece of paper attached to it that I don't understand or can't decipher. What exactly does that mean? Thank you for your help. Best regards.
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Please don’t worry too much!
A mastopathy is a good change in the chest. When the glands grow in mastopathy, they can produce more liquid. There are many small, diffuse cysts > cystic mastopathy. This does not mean that you are ill with a mamma carcinoma.
In an atypical, prol holiday mastopathy can degenerate the cells and the risk for a mamma carcinoma is increased. Your doctor has caused further diagnostics to be excluded. Of course, your doctor can try to speed up the appointment.
I wish you all the best!
There is “Endometrium ablatio” and hysterectomy.
This means that cervical mucosa is removed or the cervical nut has been removed?
Guess that this is simply a short indication of treatments already carried out.
Addendum: The suspicion diagnosis translates as something like: “There is a funny cynubble in the chest”.
Thank you for your quick and helpful answer.
Then I guess that the doctor accidentally (?) glued the note to the transfer for mammadiagnostic. Because on the day I got 2 transfers, one for the Mammadiagnostic and one for removing the womb. Since I cannot take hormones to me, the female physician recommends removing cervical mucosa or uterus, because I have severe control bleeding and control complaints.
Yes, I would agree that the MFAs have mistakenly glued it to the wrong bank transfer.
4 months are too long!
Of course, it can be a good thing, but if not, you have to be treated immediately! It counts every week!
Yes, I thought that too, but how should I get an appointment, with us there are long waiting times:(I don’t think they’d rather investigate me…..
I’d drive 500km. I received the appointment for the Mammo and Biopsie in Bremen within a week. Your gyn has to get pressure. That’s not how it works.
Press the thumbs! When they call, they usually get a faster schedule. Otherwise, I would clean clinks.
Okay, thank you very much, I’ll turn to my FA tomorrow, maybe he can really make an earlier appointment. Thank you again.