Breast enlargement with enlarged ducts on the right side of the breast is generally not serious and does not require treatment if it is in the early stages and there are no particularly obvious symptoms. However, if accompanied by localized lumps and symptoms of pain, the condition is more serious and needs timely treatment, if not treated will aggravate the condition, resulting in subsequent treatment more difficult.
Dilatation of breast ducts is usually caused by the obstruction of ductal drainage and infection. However, in order to further check the causes of ductal dilatation, it is recommended that the patient can undergo a double breast ultrasound examination to observe whether there are nodules and tumors in combination with the hyperplasia and dilatation of the ducts, so as to carry out a comprehensive assessment and analysis.
Regular review should be conducted, and puncture biopsy should be performed if lumps with unclear borders are found to prevent the emergence of undesirable lesions.