Breast nodules, grade III, suddenly disappear.

The

diagnosis of

breast nodules

depends mainly on ultrasound, mammography and other imaging examinations

.

Due to technical limitations, operating experience and other factors, there is

a certain rate of misdiagnosis. Sometimes, the initial examination may misdiagnose normal breast tissue or tiny calcifications as nodules, but subsequent reexamination may confirm that they are not nodules due to

clearer images or different observation angles.

3. Inflammatory nodules

Some breast nodules are caused by breast inflammation. As inflammation subsides, nodules may gradually shrink or even disappear.