What does breast mass occupying mean

Everyone should go to the hospital for regular physical examinations, because only by correctly understanding their physical health can they ensure a good work and life. When going to the hospital for a check-up, every item should be checked carefully. There are many data in the hospital's examination results that people cannot understand, and you have to ask the doctor before you can understand what they mean. So what does breast mass mean?

If a mass appears, it means that a lump is growing! Then the specific nature of the lump still needs further examination to be determined. Considering that it is not clear whether it is benign or malignant at present, it should be examined and clarified, and then targeted treatment should be carried out to improve the condition.

Breast cancer is a common malignant tumor. The exact cause of the disease is not very clear. It is related to family genetic susceptibility and personal constitution. The risk of breast cancer is relatively high in women with a family history of breast cancer. Current examinations cannot rule out the possibility of breast cancer, and it is necessary to consider a puncture biopsy or surgical resection for pathological examination.

Breast space-occupying lesions, in layman's terms, mean that something has grown in the breast, which can be a tumor, cyst, breast cancer, fibroid, hyperplastic nodule, etc. Solid breast space-occupying lesions refer to new growths other than abnormal glands and fat in the breast, but they are not necessarily breast cancer. There are many lesions that can occur in the breast, such as fibroadenoma, cysts, etc. You should go to a regular hospital for further examination to confirm whether it is benign or malignant.

The cause of breast cancer is not yet fully understood. Studies have found that there is a certain regularity in the incidence of breast cancer, and women with high-risk factors for breast cancer are more likely to develop breast cancer. The so-called high-risk factors refer to various risk factors related to the incidence of breast cancer, and the risk factors that most breast cancer patients have are called high-risk factors for breast cancer.