Mammography is a specialized X-ray test that enables doctors to examine breast tissue. It primarily detects early signs of breast cancer or other breast issues by producing clear breast images that reveal small lumps or changes not felt during a physical exam. Early detection enhances treatment effectiveness and patient outcomes.
Doctors may recommend a mammography test for:
At Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital, advanced digital mammography equipment provides high-quality images with minimal discomfort. Experienced radiologists ensure accurate reporting and compassionate patient care. The hospital is conveniently located in Pimpri-Chinchwad for easy access to diagnostic services.
No, it is not painful—only a few seconds of mild pressure are experienced.
Screening is generally advised from age 40; earlier if there’s a family history of breast cancer.
Typically every 1–2 years after age 40, depending on individual health conditions.
Yes, the radiation amount is minimal and not harmful.
Yes, though rare, men with breast problems may require this test.
Reports are usually available the same day or next working day.