Mammography (Mammogram) in Aurangabad

Anandi Hospitals offers digital mammography in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) for early breast cancer screening. It is a quick, low-dose test carried out with gentle, experienced care and clear reporting.

Trusted Mammography Screening at Anandi Hospital

A mammogram is a special low-dose X-ray of the breast that can pick up changes long before they can be seen or felt. It is the most reliable way to catch breast cancer early, when treatment is simplest and most successful.

At Anandi Hospitals, your mammogram is performed in a private, comfortable setting by staff who understand that this test can feel daunting. If anything needs a closer look, our full women’s health team is right here to guide you.

What Is a Mammography (Mammogram)?

Mammography is an imaging test that uses a small, safe dose of X-rays to create detailed pictures of the inside of the breast. Because it can reveal tiny changes that are far too small to feel, it is the cornerstone of breast cancer screening for women.

During the test, each breast is rested on a flat plate and gently pressed for a few seconds while the image is taken. Usually two pictures are captured of each breast, from top to bottom and from the side, so the whole breast can be studied clearly.
There are two main kinds of mammogram. A screening mammogram is a routine check for women with no symptoms, while a diagnostic mammogram takes a closer look when there is a specific concern such as a lump or a recall from screening.
The real value of a mammogram is time. By finding changes years before any symptom appears, it gives you and your doctor the earliest possible chance to act, which is why regular screening is so strongly recommended from around the age of 40.

Screening vs Diagnostic Mammography

FeatureScreening MammogramDiagnostic Mammogram
Who it is forWomen with no symptoms, as a routine checkWomen with a symptom or an abnormal screening result
Main purposeFind breast cancer early, before symptomsTake a closer look at a specific concern
Images takenUsually two standard views of each breastExtra, focused views of the area of concern
When it is advisedRegularly from around age 40, or as advisedAfter a lump, pain, discharge or a recall
What usually followsA routine report, repeat in one to two yearsMay be combined with ultrasound or a biopsy
In short, a screening mammogram asks is everything normal, while a diagnostic mammogram asks what exactly is going on here. Your doctor will advise which one you need based on your age, symptoms and history.

What a Mammogram Can Detect

Lumps Too Small to Feel

Tiny lumps and masses that cannot yet be felt by hand, often the earliest sign of a problem.

Microcalcifications

Specks of calcium that can be an early clue to changes in the breast tissue.

Cysts and Solid Masses

Areas that may need an ultrasound to tell a harmless fluid-filled cyst from a solid lump.

Changes in Breast Tissue

New areas of density or distortion that were not present on an earlier scan.

Differences Between Breasts

Asymmetry or an unusual pattern when the two breasts are compared.

Changes Over Time

Subtle differences from your previous mammogram that are worth a closer look.

Signs Before Symptoms

Early changes that appear long before a lump can be felt or any symptom is noticed.

When Should You Have a Mammogram?

You Are 40 or Older

From around the age of 40, regular mammograms are recommended for most women even when they feel completely well, because this is when the risk of breast cancer begins to rise.

Family History of Breast Cancer

If your mother, sister or daughter has had breast cancer, your own risk is higher. Your doctor may advise starting mammograms earlier and having them more often.

A New Lump or Breast Change

Any new lump, thickening, dimpling of the skin, or change in the shape or feel of a breast should be checked. A mammogram helps your doctor understand what is behind the change.

Dense or Lumpy Breast Tissue

Some women naturally have dense or lumpy breasts that are harder to examine by hand. Mammography, sometimes with an ultrasound, gives a much clearer picture.

Follow-Up After Treatment

If you have been treated for a breast condition in the past, regular mammograms help your doctor keep a close watch and catch any new change promptly.

Your Doctor Advises a Check

Nipple discharge, ongoing breast pain, or any worry your doctor wants to investigate can all be good reasons for a mammogram, even outside routine screening age.

Book Your Mammography in Aurangabad

Early detection is the best protection. Call Anandi Hospitals today to book your mammography in Aurangabad, a quick and low-dose test carried out with care, privacy and clear reporting.

What to Expect During Your Mammogram

01

Before the Test

No fasting is needed. Skip deodorant, powder and lotion on the day, and a two-piece outfit is easiest. Booking just after your period keeps breasts less tender.

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During the Test

You stand at the machine while each breast is gently pressed between two plates for a few seconds and the images are taken. The whole visit usually takes around 20 to 30 minutes.

03

After the Test

You can return to your day straight away. A specialist studies the images, and your doctor explains the report and when your next check is due.

Why Choose Anandi Hospital for Your Mammogram

Experienced Radiology Team

Your images are taken and read by specialists who focus on breast imaging every day.

Modern Digital Mammography

Up-to-date equipment for clear, detailed images at a low radiation dose.

Private, Caring Setting

A calm, respectful environment with staff who make a sensitive test as comfortable as possible.

Complete Women's Health Care

If anything needs follow-up, our full gynaecology and imaging team is right here to help.

Meet Our Experienced Gynaecologists

You’re in safe hands with our team of renowned specialists, who bring decades of clinical excellence and patient trust:

Dr. Girish Solanke

Dr. Girish Solanke

M.B.B.S., M.S. (OBGY) Fellowship in Infertility & Laparoscopic Surgeon

Director,
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Dr. Jyoti Biradar (Shevgan)

Dr. Jyoti Biradar (Shevgan)

MBBS, DGO

 

Director,

Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Dr. Amruta Solanke (Pawar)

Dr. Amruta Solanke (Pawar)

MBBS, DGO

Director,

Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Dr . Asawari Girish Joshi

Dr. Asawari Girish Joshi

MBBS (Gynaecologist & Obstetrics)

Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Dr. Sunil Jadhav Pediatrician & Neonatologist in Aurangabad

Dr. Sunil Jadhav

MBBS, DCH (Paediatrician & Neonatologist)

Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

Dr Supriya Lokhande

Dr Supriya Lokhande

MBBS MS OBGY

Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

What Our Patients Say

Our patients’ experiences speak to the quality of care at Anandi Hospitals:

Understanding Your Mammogram Results

Most mammogram results are completely normal and simply confirm that your breasts are healthy. Your doctor will explain the report in plain language and tell you when your next routine check is due.
If the mammogram shows an area that needs a closer look, it does not mean you have cancer. It often means a follow-up ultrasound or, occasionally, a small biopsy is advised to be sure. At Anandi Hospitals our women’s health team stays with you through every step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a mammogram painful?
Most women feel only brief pressure for a few seconds while each image is taken, not lasting pain. Booking a few days after your period, when breasts are less tender, makes it more comfortable.
Yes. A mammogram uses a very low dose of X-rays, and the benefit of finding breast cancer early far outweighs this tiny exposure. Modern digital machines use even less radiation than older ones.
For most women, regular screening mammograms are advised from around the age of 40. If you have a strong family history or other risk factors, your doctor may suggest starting earlier.
Most doctors recommend a screening mammogram every one to two years, depending on your age, breast health and personal risk. Your doctor will advise the right interval for you.
A screening mammogram is a routine check for women without symptoms. A diagnostic mammogram takes extra, focused images to investigate a specific concern such as a lump, pain or an abnormal screening result.
On the day of your mammogram, avoid using deodorant, talcum powder or lotion on your chest and underarms, as these can show up on the images. Wearing a two-piece outfit makes the test easier.
If a change is found, it usually does not mean cancer. Your doctor may advise a follow-up ultrasound or a small biopsy to check further, and will explain each step clearly before anything is done.
The cost of a mammogram depends on whether it is a screening or diagnostic test. Please contact Anandi Hospitals in Aurangabad for current pricing, and our team will gladly explain the charges beforehand.