Hi, I'm 41 years old and had a mammogram in 2007 and showed a 2 cm ill-defined density on the focal compression views, however it could not be confirmed on the ultrasound exam and may represent an intramammary lymph node. Another mammogram was done on 5-24-08 and a 1.5 cm asymmetrical density is again seen in the upper quadrant of the left breast. No calcifications, mass or architectural distortion seen. Is this something I should worry about? Thanks
Hi. An asymmetric density could mean a lot of things and does not necessarily point to cancer. Your doctors are taking a second look just to make sure it isn't. Just stay calm and avoid speculating at this point as this merely heightens your anxiety over the matter.