Breast ultrasound is a safe, radiation-free way to examine breast tissue, ducts, and lymph nodes. It is especially helpful for younger women, where breast tissue is denser and mammograms are less effective.
What Breast Ultrasound Detects
Lumps, cysts, or abnormal growths
Cause of breast pain or tenderness
Suspicious changes needing biopsy
Enlarged lymph nodes in the armpit
Who Should Get a Breast Scan?
Breast pain, swelling, or nipple discharge
Family history of breast cancer
New lump or change in breast tissue
As part of annual women’s health check
What to Expect
The scan takes about 15–20 minutes. It is painless, safe, and results are explained the same day.
FAQ – Breast Ultrasound
1. Is it safe for all ages?
Yes. It is safe for women of all ages and involves no radiation.
2. Is it a replacement for mammogram?
Not always. In women above 40, both mammogram and ultrasound are often recommended together.
3. Do I need to prepare?
No preparation needed.
4. Can men do breast ultrasound?
Yes, it can detect male breast lumps (gynecomastia).