It is performed to evaluate specific symptoms or abnormalities in one breast, such as a lump, pain, nipple discharge, or an abnormal finding detected during a previous examination.

Yes. Mammography uses a very low dose of X-ray radiation and is considered a safe and effective method for breast imaging.

The test can help identify breast lumps, calcifications, cysts, infections, benign breast conditions, and signs of breast cancer.

Individuals with symptoms affecting one breast or those requiring further evaluation of a previously detected abnormality may be advised to undergo this examination.

Single Breast Mammography evaluates one breast, while Bilateral Mammography examines both breasts during the same imaging session.