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What Does It Mean When The FNAC Report Is Suggestive Of Chronic Granulomatous Lesion While The Patient Is Still Breast Feeding?
Question: Kindly do compare my reports and let me know the condition of the lump, Is there any reduction or same as earlier?
Brief Answer:
Please give additional information.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your query, looks to be for your wife.
I've noted both the reports...
Please give some additional information for me to assist you better:
Are these done at the same center by the same Doctor/Radiologist?
Is the patient still breastfeeding the baby?
What are the symptoms?
Any FNAC or further evaluation done?
Waiting for the feedback...
Regards
Please give additional information.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your query, looks to be for your wife.
I've noted both the reports...
Please give some additional information for me to assist you better:
Are these done at the same center by the same Doctor/Radiologist?
Is the patient still breastfeeding the baby?
What are the symptoms?
Any FNAC or further evaluation done?
Waiting for the feedback...
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Done at the same center by same doctor.. patient is still breastfeeding the baby. No pain no redness..nothing ..no symptoms
Brief Answer:
Please go for definitive diagnosis
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback and additional reports.
Trucut biopsy (Nov 2017) shows microabscesses with chronic mastitis, stromal fibrosis, and fat necrosis.
FNAC report of Sept 2017 is showing no cancer but is suggestive of chronic granulomatous lesion also mentioning the possibility of tuberculosis.
Recent ultrasound reports of April and May 2018 show multiple lesions and lymph nodes on the same side. Not much of difference and since the histo-path reports are indicating the granulomatous lesion. It is best to go for a definitive diagnosis by repeat Trucut or excision biopsy so that an appropriate management can be done for the patient getting a cure.
No pain, no redness, no symptoms is not a good sign.
I would strongly advise going for definitive diagnosis at the earliest.
I hope this answer helps. Feel free to ask further.
Regards
Please go for definitive diagnosis
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your feedback and additional reports.
Trucut biopsy (Nov 2017) shows microabscesses with chronic mastitis, stromal fibrosis, and fat necrosis.
FNAC report of Sept 2017 is showing no cancer but is suggestive of chronic granulomatous lesion also mentioning the possibility of tuberculosis.
Recent ultrasound reports of April and May 2018 show multiple lesions and lymph nodes on the same side. Not much of difference and since the histo-path reports are indicating the granulomatous lesion. It is best to go for a definitive diagnosis by repeat Trucut or excision biopsy so that an appropriate management can be done for the patient getting a cure.
No pain, no redness, no symptoms is not a good sign.
I would strongly advise going for definitive diagnosis at the earliest.
I hope this answer helps. Feel free to ask further.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
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