When I had my first mammogram, the radiologist put me at BIRADS 4 for a suspicious looking intraductal papilloma. Biopsy showed no malignancy but I had to get mammo and ultrasound every 6 months. Three years later it was downgraded to BIRADS 2 because there were no new changes compared to the first mammo, and actually the papilloma shrank to half its size. So now I only need to be screened once a year.
It great to hear that, what was the size of your lymph? since 3 years my ultrasound shows bi-rad 2 , lately it shows bi-rad 3 , I’m nervous! and Did you have any pain , thank you for replying me 🌹
@@zhorsmiklou9078 Don't worry too much. Birads 3 means that you have 1 to 2% risk of malignancy. What did your doctor say? You'll probably need to get checked every 6 months and it can go back to Birads 2. I didn't have any pain except when I have mammos. My intraductal papilloma shrank along with two other benign masses. My doctor said it's due to change in hormones. I'm not sure about that because I'm taking birth control pills nonstop for the last 25 years. My breast surgeon and general doctor didn't tell me to stop even though I had Birads 4. I did cut back on eating red meat over the last several years.
A woman who was diagnosed with fibroadenoma wound up having breast cancer. Don’t take your findings lightly; I have had multiple surgeries over the years due to numerous fibroadenomas and I am at a BIRAD 4. I have a mammogram in a few days which I am very nervous about because I found another lump a few days ago.
hello I'm worried about my ill on my breast they said it's birad3 mammary glands Hyperplasia solid nodule left what can I do to make my lump to Dissapear or vanish do I need to do surgery? my lump is big I can touch it on my fingers
I have 2 areas that need biopsied. Is it more of a chance to be malignant if 2 areas and if malignant in 2 areas is it usually more invasive? I am freaking out here. They are amorphous.
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hello , I had my ultrasound about 2 years back , it was Bi-rad 2 , and numbers of lymph were 3 . But lately the ultrasound shows bi-rad 3 although the size of the lymph becomes smaller than last year ! I don’t understand what are the criteria of categorising the level of bi-rad? Thanks 🙏
A radiologist should not be able to say you have cancer or not from looking at a picture. They aren't doctors and don't have the qualifications. This is irresponsibe.
A radiologist is a type of doctor, they go through the same 4 years of medical school and extensive residencies to make sure they know how to read the images properly. You may be thinking of the radiology techs whose jobs are just to take the images in the first place, not interpret them. Also, they would not tell you that you have cancer definitively from just the image. If it looks suspicious, a biopsy will be taken to look at the tissue directly and confirm the diagnosis before any treatment is started.
@@wilshire6183 There is no radiologist anywhere that I want to tell me what my diagnosis is or is not. They are not doctors and and they do not receive the same training as doctors.
A radiologist is a specialist doctor. People often confuse a radiographer with a radiologist. You do want a radiologist to look at the pictures and do a diagnostic report... since he/she is the doctor who determines if you need a biopsy. Imagine if you only wanted biopsies as a way to determine whether you have breast cancer - they'd have to stick hundreds of needles in you for every lump and bump. Though I don't think any doctor would allow that. And I don't think a surgeon or pathologist would be willing to examine random tissue from your breast without a radiologist looking at the images. Please be very careful of the terminology and definitions you use in public forums like this because you will mis-educate women who need radiology reports and radiologists to help diagnose their cancers.
Radiologist is an MD but it is best to have a team with your primary dr / gynecologist / breast surgeon etc depending on your situation to decide the best course of action or follow up.
@beautifulfavor I am doing good. My cancer was stage 0 so I didn't need radiation or chemo. I chose to have a mastectomy. I wanted both removed but my insurance wouldn't pay for the other one. I had my surgery this past January. Thank God it wasn't worse considering it was my first mammogram in 11 years.
Mine was BIRADS 2 6 months ago but now it's BIRADS 3 but nothing changes from the cyst itself, even on its size. So I'm not sure if there's just an "exaggeration" on the conlcusion from the radiologist/dr. or what who read my ultrasound.
When I had my first mammogram, the radiologist put me at BIRADS 4 for a suspicious looking intraductal papilloma. Biopsy showed no malignancy but I had to get mammo and ultrasound every 6 months. Three years later it was downgraded to BIRADS 2 because there were no new changes compared to the first mammo, and actually the papilloma shrank to half its size. So now I only need to be screened once a year.
Thank you for sharing! Great to hear it is all working out for you.
It great to hear that, what was the size of your lymph? since 3 years my ultrasound shows bi-rad 2 , lately it shows bi-rad 3 , I’m nervous! and Did you have any pain , thank you for replying me 🌹
@@zhorsmiklou9078 Don't worry too much. Birads 3 means that you have 1 to 2% risk of malignancy. What did your doctor say? You'll probably need to get checked every 6 months and it can go back to Birads 2. I didn't have any pain except when I have mammos. My intraductal papilloma shrank along with two other benign masses. My doctor said it's due to change in hormones. I'm not sure about that because I'm taking birth control pills nonstop for the last 25 years. My breast surgeon and general doctor didn't tell me to stop even though I had Birads 4. I did cut back on eating red meat over the last several years.
Gud to hear u... Even my mom is on bi rads 4...biopsy report awaited
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mine was highly suspicious of cancer. my sister had the same finding and she came back positive. I have a biopsy this week. this runs in my family.
A woman who was diagnosed with fibroadenoma wound up having breast cancer. Don’t take your findings lightly; I have had multiple surgeries over the years due to numerous fibroadenomas and I am at a BIRAD 4. I have a mammogram in a few days which I am very nervous about because I found another lump a few days ago.
Plz tell me easyly ,my mother USG reult is BIRADS 4B,what that,s mean..?I don't know English properly
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@Nadine Wyche, how are you?
I was not explained this.
Do more BI-RADS 2 get diagnosed with cancer later than BI-RADS 1? Can a BI-RADS 2 ever become a BI-RADS 1 again?
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hello I'm worried about my ill on my breast they said it's birad3 mammary glands Hyperplasia solid nodule left what can I do to make my lump to Dissapear or vanish do I need to do surgery? my lump is big I can touch it on my fingers
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Thank you!
Hey any update on this? Did you remove it?
Mine is BI-RAD 5asked to do the biopsy can I be having cancer the biopsy not yet done.
I have 2 areas that need biopsied. Is it more of a chance to be malignant if 2 areas and if malignant in 2 areas is it usually more invasive? I am freaking out here. They are amorphous.
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hello , I had my ultrasound about 2 years back , it was Bi-rad 2 , and numbers of lymph were 3 . But lately the ultrasound shows bi-rad 3 although the size of the lymph becomes smaller than last year ! I don’t understand what are the criteria of categorising the level of bi-rad? Thanks 🙏
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A radiologist should not be able to say you have cancer or not from looking at a picture. They aren't doctors and don't have the qualifications. This is irresponsibe.
A radiologist is a type of doctor, they go through the same 4 years of medical school and extensive residencies to make sure they know how to read the images properly. You may be thinking of the radiology techs whose jobs are just to take the images in the first place, not interpret them. Also, they would not tell you that you have cancer definitively from just the image. If it looks suspicious, a biopsy will be taken to look at the tissue directly and confirm the diagnosis before any treatment is started.
@@wilshire6183 There is no radiologist anywhere that I want to tell me what my diagnosis is or is not. They are not doctors and and they do not receive the same training as doctors.
A radiologist is a specialist doctor. People often confuse a radiographer with a radiologist. You do want a radiologist to look at the pictures and do a diagnostic report... since he/she is the doctor who determines if you need a biopsy. Imagine if you only wanted biopsies as a way to determine whether you have breast cancer - they'd have to stick hundreds of needles in you for every lump and bump. Though I don't think any doctor would allow that. And I don't think a surgeon or pathologist would be willing to examine random tissue from your breast without a radiologist looking at the images.
Please be very careful of the terminology and definitions you use in public forums like this because you will mis-educate women who need radiology reports and radiologists to help diagnose their cancers.
U f*ing morons....get the difference between a radiologist and a radio technician
Radiologist is an MD but it is best to have a team with your primary dr / gynecologist / breast surgeon etc depending on your situation to decide the best course of action or follow up.
Mine was a 4 and I now have cancer.
How are you today mam?
I'm so sorry to hear that... I hope and pray that all goes well for you in JESUS Name! 🙏
@beautifulfavor I am doing good. My cancer was stage 0 so I didn't need radiation or chemo. I chose to have a mastectomy. I wanted both removed but my insurance wouldn't pay for the other one. I had my surgery this past January. Thank God it wasn't worse considering it was my first mammogram in 11 years.
@@michellevedragallentes2544 I'm good. Thanx!
did u had calcifications? or a lump or what was the cancer?
Mine was BIRADS 2 6 months ago but now it's BIRADS 3 but nothing changes from the cyst itself, even on its size.
So I'm not sure if there's just an "exaggeration" on the conlcusion from the radiologist/dr. or what who read my ultrasound.
How are you doing now
@@renkl4417 hello, mine is still at BIRADS 3, my next schedule for ultrasound will be on June. My cyst is quite hurting, I'm not sure if it's normal.
@@juris1827 same to my sister but she is on Birads 2 she is still feeling pain like pinch.
Same case for me. Is birads 3 is problematic.
But my lump is now at complete circular shape inside.
Pain on pressing that.
Is this serious
how are you now if u dont mind asking im just recieve my momogram im birade 3 😢also