A grade III right breast nodule is considered a benign nodule, which in many patients is associated with mastocytosis and can be temporarily observed with a follow-up breast color ultrasound every 3-6 months. Patients with significant risk factors, i.e., a family history, also need to have an MRI of the breast if necessary. Surgical excision should be an option for irregular nodules, with the main purpose of pathological examination, since a proportion of nodules have a malignant tendency. Malignant lesions can be removed radically. Patients with benign nodules have no clinical discomfort and do not require special treatment. Patients with severe mammary gland hyperplasia can be given appropriate Chinese herbal treatment, commonly known as Jia Wei Yi Yao Wan or Ping Xiao Tablets. During treatment, you can also choose local physiotherapy to improve microcirculation, which can promote the recovery of the disease, and even have hyperplastic nodules can gradually subside, or even disappear, but also need to be checked regularly.