I had my annual mammogram. It is recommended that I go back for 'compression views' for a 'asymmetry in the right breast at 5 o'clock anterior depth,' that is being termed 'indeterminate.' The current study was compared with a 2008 mammogram. Since 2008 I have clearly been approaching menopause. It will be 1 year with no period this June. My breast density has clearly changed - less dense, less firm, softer. What are normal changes? On a scale of 1 to 10 how panicked should I get about the terms 'asymmetry' and 'indeterminate'? My report states: 'no other significant masses, calcifications, or other findings are seen in either breast.' So, what are they maybe seeing?