Does a breast cyst move when touched?

Breast cysts usually move when touched. They are benign lumps with clear boundaries and a relatively soft touch. They often move with light pressure from fingers, but the specific situation varies from person to person. Breast cysts are mainly formed by fluid retention in the breast glands or breast ducts. They often appear as palpable lumps. In some cases, there may be a feeling of distension and pain before menstruation, but it usually does not affect health.

The formation of breast cysts may be related to the following factors: Hormone level fluctuations, such as high estrogen levels may lead to an increase in cysts, and genetic factors may also increase the risk of disease. Long-term stress, poor eating habits or breast trauma may be one of the predisposing factors. Breast cysts are essentially a benign disease, and a single cyst often does not worsen, but if the cyst is too large, cystic fluid accumulates or is accompanied by pain, it needs to be taken seriously and intervened.

The formation of breast cysts may be related to the following factors: Hormone level fluctuations, such as high estrogen levels may lead to an increase in cysts, and genetic factors may also increase the risk of disease. Long-term stress, poor eating habits or breast trauma may be one of the predisposing factors. Breast cysts are essentially a benign disease, and a single cyst often does not worsen, but if the cyst is too large, cystic fluid accumulates or is accompanied by pain, it needs to be taken seriously and intervened.

Conservative treatment includes paying attention to diet and lifestyle habits. It is recommended to reduce the intake of high-fat foods and supplement foods rich in vitamin E and vitamin B6, such as nuts, beans and bananas, to help relieve symptoms. If the cyst is large or accompanied by pain, fine needle aspiration can be used to drain the cyst fluid and relieve discomfort. In some cases, surgical removal may be recommended. It is recommended to maintain breast self-examination and touch and check the breast condition every month after the end of menstruation. If the cyst is found to be enlarged, fixed or accompanied by abnormal secretions in a short period of time, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible and conduct a detailed evaluation through breast ultrasound or breast mammography.