Yes, I detected a lump, had a breast ultrasound and then a ultrasound guided biopsy. The diagnosis was ADH (atypical ductal hyperplasia) - non cancerous. However my doctor recommended removal (lumpectomy) because the lump was large and the cancer because of the dense breasts could be missed. Also this diagnosis makes one 4x as susceptible to get cancer. I'm 78 and reluctant to have the surgery because the percentage of women that go on to contract cancer is very small according to research statistics. I'm getting a second opinion and also looking into a MBI (MOLECULAR BREAST IMAGING) which is the latest test to find cancer that is often missed by a mammogram or biopsy.