breast tissue

Depending on the extent of the changes found in the breast tissue, mastopathy is divided into grade I to grade III. With increasing remodeling of the tissue, the risk increases that originally benign changes will develop into a malignant neoplasm. Thus, this classification is primarily used to make a certain statement about this very risk. … Mastopathy: Treatment and Prevention

Pain and swelling of the breast, strong sensitivity to pressure and small nodules – these are the typical signs of mastopathy, the most common benign change of the breast gland tissue. About one in two women between the ages of 35 and 55 is affected by more or less severe benign changes in the breast … Mastopathy: A Harmless Change in the Breast