Breast Lumps Treatment
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What Is a Breast Lump?
Causes

Infection

Trauma

Fibroadenoma

Cyst

Fat necrosis

Fibrocystic breasts

Injuries
Infection
Injuries
Breast Cyst
Adenoma
Intraductal Papillomas
Lipoma
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Breast Lumps Treatment
A breast specialist will perform a physical examination and may recommend diagnostic tests such as a breast ultrasound, mammogram or biopsy to identify the nature of the lump.
No. Most breast lumps are not cancerous. They may be caused by conditions such as cysts, fibroadenomas, hormonal changes or infections. However, it is important to have any new or unusual lump evaluated by a doctor.
You should seek medical advice if you notice a new breast lump, changes in an existing lump, persistent breast pain, nipple discharge, skin changes or any unusual changes in your breasts. Early diagnosis is essential for effective treatment.
Some breast lumps, particularly those related to hormonal changes or simple cysts, may reduce in size or disappear over time. However, any persistent or recurring lump should be assessed by a breast specialist.
At MIRA Health Care, our experienced breast specialists provide comprehensive breast examinations, advanced diagnostic imaging and personalised treatment for both benign and malignant breast conditions. We are committed to delivering compassionate, accurate and timely breast care to help patients achieve the best possible outcomes.