Does ductal hyperplasia indicates cancer?

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I have gone through the reports you have provided and the limited clinical history in your case. As I gather from it, let me summarise the case that I understood. Do your age and date of reports has been crop, it appears to me that you undergo an annual mammogram and before two years in a memo from the shelter of defending with high BI-RADS, and you have undergone a biopsy for the same which candidate for any malignancy. There are no additional details about your family history regarding any breast or ovarian cancers. Hence I am taking it as negative.

If my understanding of the case is correct, I will agree with your doctor's plan if there is a positive family history, then you make it I am right breast about the clarity of annual mammogram. If you have any family history of any tumors in the family, I suggest you, please update me so that we can calculate your lifetime risk.

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You have a second-degree relation with breast cancer. Though they are both above 50 and that goes against the strong recommendation of BRCA (breast cancer) testing. But in my practice, I will suggest doing BRCA testing. If positive, then I will recommend follow up with MRI breast else continue annual mammogram.