When is it necessary to undergo a molybdenum target test?
Molybdenum target is mainly used to detect the condition of female breasts and is commonly used in breast-related examinations. It is a frequently used item in breast examination, and the accuracy of the examination results is very high. However, some factors, such as skincare products and medications, may affect the results. Therefore, it is necessary to clean the examination area before the examination and avoid the menstrual period. What are the uses of molybdenum target examination? 1. Physical examination: Mainly to detect breast diseases, such as breast cancer. 2. Breast symptoms: such as thickened breast skin, nipple discharge, skin inflammation, and enlarged axillary lymph nodes. 3. Breast masses. 4. Newly diagnosed breast cancer patients: comprehensive breast examination is required to determine the size of the mass and whether there is lymph node metastasis. 5. After conservative treatment of breast cancer: regular examination of the contralateral breast is required to determine whether breast cancer has recurred or metastasized. What are the precautions for molybdenum target examination? 1. The best time to avoid is the week before menstruation and during menstruation, as breast congestion and edema during this time will affect the quality of the photos and often exacerbate breast pain due to compression. 2. Women need to remove all upper clothing, including accessories. 3. In non-essential situations, X-ray examination should be avoided for pregnant women, and should be used with caution for lactating women. 4. It is prohibited to apply skincare products and medications around the breasts before the examination, as it may affect the accuracy of the results.
