BENIGN BREAST TUMORS

Benign breast tumors are a group of bulky, diffuse, or mixed neoplasms that originate from breast tissue and are not prone to invasive growth. Sometimes they are asymptomatic, more often they are manifested by periodic or persistent pain in the mammary glands, the presence of seals, and with a number of neoplasms– discharge from the nipples. When making a diagnosis, ultrasound of the mammary glands, mammography, cytological examinations, and a test for cancer markers are used. Treatment is selected taking into account the type of tumor, provides for the appointment of hormonal and non-hormonal therapy, which is preceded by surgical intervention in some neoplasms.