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Hello docs, had a breast scan, result: both breast are intensely glandular; ther r multiple fibroglandular thickenings in both breast. meanin pls docs?
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Not to worry: The description sounds like normal breast tissue. When you are young there is more glandular tissue. The fibrous tissue supports the breast glands. From what you say, it sounds like a normal study.
Answered 4/3/2016
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