Your ultrasound report shows benign cystic tubular structures in the left axillary region, most likely related to accessory breast tissue or post-hormonal changes. These are non-cancerous and common in women, especially during or after pregnancy. Since there is no vascularity, calcification, or solid component, the finding is not dangerous and is considered stable.
Next Steps
You can now begin homeopathic treatment to manage and possibly reduce these cystic changes. Remedies such as Phytolacca, Calcarea fluorica, and Conium are commonly used, but should be selected after detailed case-taking by a qualified homeopath. Regular follow-up and a clinical breast exam every 6â12 months is also recommended to monitor stability.
Health Tips
Include flaxseeds, amla, leafy greens, turmeric milk, and cumin water in your diet. Avoid
sugar, fried foods, processed dairy, and plastics. Stay well-hydrated and get daily sunlight exposure. These dietary measures help support hormonal balance and lymphatic drainage, which may assist in preventing further enlargement or recurrence.