If you have atypical hyperplasia, it does not mean you have cancer, but it does mean that there are abnormal cells in your breast tissue that increase your risk of breast cancer.
In scientific terms, hyperplasia means that there are an increased number of cells and atypical means that those cells are not lined up in the usual pattern. Therefore, atypical hyperplasia means more abnormal cells are present.
At Main Line Health, we understand the fear of developing breast cancer, or any type of cancer. Finding out that you have atypical hyperplasia only increases these concerns.
That's why we offer our High Risk Breast Cancer Program where you can be evaluated by our team of breast cancer specialists. You'll have access to the latest diagnostic tools, the most up-to-date knowledge regarding breast cancer, as well as information on advanced treatment options, should you need them.
The High Risk Breast Cancer Program includes:
It's important to remember that all women are at risk of developing breast cancer. Having atypical hyperplasia is just one risk factor. Others may include:
Don't put your future on hold: If you have any concern about your risk for breast cancer, especially if you have atypical hyperplasia, talk to your doctor about your personal risk assessment. Main Line Health breast cancer specialists can help you with prevention options to help put your fears to rest while also planning a strategy for living with your diagnosis of atypical hyperplasia.
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