26 and may have breast cancer

Hi, I’m new here. I finally found this site after trying to find people to talk to about this and I’m so thankful I have. I’ve been reading posts for a few days now and it’s helped a lot. I’m 26 years old and found a lump in my left breast on nov 23rd. I went to my gynecologist and he said it’s probably a cyst but we will do an ultrasound to be sure. I went for ultrasound the next day and when I saw it I knew it looked bad. The tech wasn’t pleased with it either and she asked when I was getting my mammogram. I told her I wasn’t scheduled for one and she said okay and left the room. She came back in and said our radiologist has ordered you a mammogram and I said okay so then I went for my mammogram right after that. The tech said that the radiologist wasn’t in today that he was getting off a flight but they sent my scans to him because it couldn’t wait over the holiday. They gave me his personal number to call him when I got home. I called and he said it could be cancer or it could Be a Fibroadenoma. Definitely needs a biopsy. My gynecologist called me Monday and is getting me an appointment with a breast surgeon. He said we need to get it out. I'd like help interpreting my report and I'm curious if they will remove it then biopsy it or will they want to biopsy it first before they remove it? Hoping I can get an appointment for next week but we haven't heard back yet. I know hypervascular and lobulated are both not good. If anyone has any insight I'd appreciate it. Or anything similar. Maybe Djmammo can comment and clear it up a little.

Side note: ever since I found it I've had a deep feeling that it was cancer. Idk why I just can't shake that. So I won't be surprised if it is. Although hopefully it's an adenoma. But don't worry about scaring me with your opinions. I have bad anxiety and knowing as much information as I can helps it so much. When people aren't straight forward with me it makes my anxiety worse.

Ultrasound

Indications: left breast mass at 3:00

Findings: there is a 28x42 mm lobulated, hypoechoic mass with enhanced through transmission a few centimeters from the nipple at 3:00. There is some hypervascularity peripherally on color Doppler.

Impression: incomplete, need additional imaging evaluation.

Recommendation: mammography unilateral left with cc spot compression, MLO spot compression.

Mammogram

This is her 1st mammogram.

No prior biopsy. Great aunt developed breast cancer in her 60s.

Indications: left breast lump at 3:00 5 days ago.

Findings: there is a 30mm left breast lobulated mass 6 cm posterior to the nipple at 3:00 that corresponds to the findings on the ultrasound today. There is a 30 mm lobe tissue extending medially. There are no Microcalcifications within the mass or in other areas of either breast. There are no other suspicious areas.

Summary: suspicious finding, moderate suspicion for malignancy. BI-RADS 4b.

Recommendation: consider biopsy.

Note: She asked me about the findings and I told her it could be cancer or an adenoma.