Dear Linda225: Sclerosing adenosis is an overgrowth of cells in the lobules of the breast. Apocrine metaplasia is more commonly known as a "fibrocystic change." Ductal hyperplasia is an overgrowth of cells in the ducts of the breast. All of these are benign conditions and do not increase your risk of breast cancer.
I had a biopsy done and the findings were calcifications associated with sclerosing adenosis, apocrine metaplasia and ductal hyperplasia too. I am interested in knowing exactly what that means. My biopsy was about 4 weeks ago and now I am having bleeding from the same duct that was causing the bleeding before my biopsy. My dr took a culture to have it checked out and i will know the results by the end of the week. Is this normal to have happen after a biopsy?