In this fast-paced modern life, women seem to be a multi-functional super machine, both play a good social role, but also quickly switch to the role of the family, the pressure of this seamless switch, really like walking on a tightrope, is not careful may be out of balance.
The medical reports we often hear from women are like a "maintenance report" of their body machine. Breast nodules are like a small yellow light that suddenly appears on the report. Some people may think it's just a small problem, and will pass it off lightly; but some people, like Shan Shan in the video, will panic when they see that "small yellow light", worrying that something is wrong with the machine, or even a big malfunction like "cancer". Maybe it's even a major malfunction like "cancer".
So, what should we think about this "little yellow light"? What kind of basic understanding do we need to have about breast nodules? Understanding it is like understanding the working principle and maintenance method of a machine. Only with this understanding can we face it more comfortably and not let it affect our normal lives. In this fast-paced modern society, the pressure of environment, life, work and emotion is like a heavy mountain on our shoulders. Under such pressure, our bodies, especially women's breasts, are like over-worked machines that are prone to "hyperplasia", which is like the accumulation of over-produced parts into "nodules". Worse still, if such "hyperplasia" and "nodules" are not effectively repaired for a long time, they may evolve into "malignant tumours", like a serious malfunction that occurs when a machine is overloaded for a long time. Fortunately, with the concept of medical checkups, it has become more and more important to have a good understanding of the disease and how to treat it.
Fortunately, with the popularization of the concept of medical checkups, we have more high-tech "detectives" - high-resolution diagnostic imaging equipment, such as high-frequency colour ultrasound, digital molybdenum target, breast enhancement magnetic resonance and so on. They are like detectives with "fiery eyes", able to accurately find those hidden "nodules". As we have seen in the movies, the detectives work through the clues and eventually reveal the truth. Similarly, "thyroid nodules", which are similar to breast nodules, are another "suspect" that may be hidden in our bodies. They also show up from time to time in medical reports, reminding us to pay attention to our health.
Benign nodules are like a quiet "little neighbour" in the body, they don't cause us much trouble on their own, so we don't need to "treat" or "worry" about them too much. So we don't need to "treat" or "worry" about it too much. However, just as we observe the behaviour of our neighbours, we also need to pay attention to the changes in this "little neighbour" regularly.
If, during the follow-up visits, the "little neighbour" suddenly shows some abnormal "characteristic changes", such as suddenly becomes bigger, or the shape begins to be irregular, then we should be alerted, which means that there may be some problems that need our timely "intervention". This means that there may be some problems that we need to "intervene" in time. This "intervention" can be a "puncture biopsy", when we gently knock on the door to ask how our neighbour is doing, or a "lesion excision biopsy", when we ask a professional to come and carefully examine our neighbour's home to find out what is wrong. or a "lesion excision biopsy," as when we ask a professional to scrutinize our neighbour's home to make sure everything is safe.
In general, as long as this "little neighbour" remains "unchanged", we don't need to worry too much; but if it starts to "change", it means that there may be some "high-risk factors", and we need to specially "monitor", "prevent", and even "surgical biopsy". "high-risk factors", we need to specially "monitor", "prevent", and even "surgical biopsy" to make sure our body is safe. to ensure that our bodies are safe and secure.
