My experience:
In 2010, I had an atypical lobular hyperplasia (ALH). I was told at that time that it is not cancer, but is a possible marker/indicator for a future breast cancer. It increased my risk factor, and I was put in the high risk program, whereby I had a Mammogram as well as an MRI… alternating every six months. At that time, they did also remove the ALH. Last Feb 2021, 11 years later, I did get breast cancer. It was caught very early - thanks to being in the high-risk program. My prognosis is excellent. You may never get breast cancer… But this may be your opportunity to get into a high risk program, where you are screened every six months. Again, your best advice is from your doctor, but I share my experience just as food for thought. Happy to answer any further questions. Blessings to you.