Analysis of the efficiency of a follow-up of patients with dyshormonal breast dysplasia

Different forms of dysplasias that are typical for 20-60% of patients are most frequently recorded among benign breast diseases.
The studies indicate that the rise in benign breast disease morbidity is not accompanied by increased health consciousness and alertness in the female population. 35-39% of women regularly visit a physician; 54-64.2% of women are regularly examined; 22.3% of patients undergo annual breast cancer screening after the age of 40 years. As high as 52-57.1% of women do breast self-exam very month.
At the same time, the timely diagnosis and treatment of benign dysplasias are of great importance due to two main circumstances: 1) the disease development is attended by significant clinical symptomatology that reduces quality of life in women; 2) the proliferative forms of dysplasias are a risk factor for breast cancer.