Patient: 15 years old had a paramedical mastectomy (bilateral, at a medical university hospital) After giving birth and breastfeeding the number of lymph nodes in the armpits bilaterally was significantly higher, with a visible bulge in appearance. Breast pain in the last month as a line holding all the way to the lymph node portion of the axilla. Can feel the axillary lymph nodes getting soft and bigger. I had an ultrasound examination, and the results are as follows: 1) double breast hyperplasia; 2) high possibility of hyperplastic nodule in the left breast (grade 2); 3) high possibility of paratesticular gland with hyperplastic nodule and sebaceous adenopathy in both armpits. Currently, I am only taking “Lactoquantizine” and not taking any other treatments. What kind of help would you like to get: I would like to ask you to help me to tell me. 1: What is the meaning of “paratesticular glands with hyperplastic nodules and sebaceous adenopathy in both axillae”, is it cancerous? 2: In the ultrasound description, it is mentioned that: the thickness of the breast gland is about 1.10 CM to 0.95 CM on the left, and hypoechoicity can be seen in the upper quadrant of the left breast at about 12 o’clock, with a range of 0.72*0.58 CM, the boundary of which is not clear, and the margins are irregular. No blood flow was seen within it, and linear hyperechoic echoes were seen in the left and right axillae, with multiple hyperechoic echoes within the hyperechoic echoes. Could you please help me to tell whether there is any serious problem with my breast in view of the thickness, echogenicity and other phenomena? Interpretation of breast ultrasound results: 1, breast gland thickness: breast gland thickness may not be consistent at different menstrual periods, there may be differences between breasts, there are differences between patients, this data has no significance other than to provide the doctor with basic data; it can’t indicate any disease; 2, hypoechoicity can be hyperplasia nodules can also be tumors, hypoechoicity in itself does not indicate that it must be a tumor, if it is a typical tumor, there will also be multiple hyperechogenicity. If it is a typical tumor, there will be other typical changes of ultrasound; 3, accompanied by blood flow usually need to pay attention to, because some tumors may be ultrasound performance is accompanied by blood flow, however, accompanied by blood flow is not necessarily a tumor, and not accompanied by blood flow can not necessarily not be a tumor, this is only one of the references of the doctor as a basis for assessment and diagnosis; 4, double axillary paratesticular gland with hyperplastic nodules and sebaceous gland lesions are likely to be Ultrasound diagnosis, that you have paratesticular with hyperplasia, sebaceous adenopathy is a skin lesion, commonly known as chalk tumors, with no relationship with the breast, these descriptions, and malignant changes are not at all compatible.