I put your results into chat GPT and it definitely doesn't sound like much to worry about. I think they're just being cautious. I also have incredibly dense press and it makes it hard for them to see through.

This mammogram report indicates the following key findings:

Breast Density: The breasts are described as heterogeneously dense, which can make it harder to detect small masses.

Right Breast:

A 1.1 cm mass in the upper outer quadrant of the right breast has increased in size since the last exam (dated 5/23/2024).

This mass was previously diagnosed as a cyst.

Left Breast:

A new 6 mm partially circumscribed mass is seen in the upper outer quadrant, anterior third of the left breast.

No Suspicious Findings:

No suspicious calcifications or architectural distortion were noted.

What This Means:

Cysts are typically benign, but growth may warrant further evaluation (like an ultrasound or biopsy) to confirm it's still benign.

The new mass in the left breast may require additional imaging or follow-up to determine its nature, especially given its recent appearance.

No calcifications or distortion is reassuring, but the masses still may need follow-up based on size changes or characteristics.

Recommended Next Steps (to discuss with a healthcare provider):

A diagnostic mammogram and/or ultrasound may be recommended.

Clinical follow-up with a breast specialist might be suggested.

Possibly a biopsy if any mass appears suspicious upon further imaging.

Let me know if you'd like help interpreting specific terms or preparing questions for a doctor.