Hello doctor, my mother is 71 years old, found to have a lump in her left breast. The doctor ordered a biopsy. My mother has diabetes and high blood pressure, can I have a biopsy? Looking forward to consulting your doctor help me. Thank you doctor.

Ultrasound-guided breast biopsy is performed when an abnormal area in the breast is too small to be palpated. Ultrasound technology helps support breast biopsy to detect cancer or other breast diseases early.

Breast calcifications are common in middle-aged women after the age of 50. Usually, breast calcifications are benign. Breast calcifications with an abnormal arrangement or shape (clustered, with distinct borders) can be a sign of breast cancer.

X-ray guided breast biopsy is a technique using a large biopsy needle attached to a suction machine, using an X-ray machine as a guide to control the needle into the correct position to take samples for testing, early detection of breast cancer.

Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy technique effectively treats benign breast tumors without surgery, supporting accurate diagnosis of breast cancer even when lesions are not palpable.

Ultrasound is a common imaging technique in medicine. In addition, ultrasound also effectively supports breast biopsy, early detection of breast cancer and other breast diseases, helping the treatment process.

A woman's breasts may change throughout her menstrual cycle, such as becoming more sensitive, or even slightly increasing or decreasing in size and shape. This may be due to the flow of hormones such as Estrogen and Progesterone throughout a woman's cycle.

Fibrocystic breast disease is a benign condition that causes the breasts to have many lumps and pain. The main cause is hormonal disorders in middle-aged women. So what is fibrocystic breast disease and how to treat it?

A breast biopsy is performed to remove some cells and determine whether the tumor is benign or malignant. A breast biopsy is performed under ultrasound or X-ray guidance when the abnormal area in the breast is too small to be palpable.

There are many causes of nipple discharge, including physiological and pathological. Nipple discharge can be one of the symptoms of abnormal breast diseases such as breast cancer and fibrocystic ducts. Therefore, you need to be vigilant about nipple discharge.

Mastitis is an inflammation of the breast tissue, causing pain, swelling, warmth, redness, fever and chills. Mastitis while breastfeeding can make mothers feel tired, make it difficult to care for their baby and can lead to early weaning. But continuing to breastfeed, even while taking antibiotics, is better for you and your baby.