What is the best way to check for breast cysts?

Breast cysts can be diagnosed through color ultrasound, mammography, and, when necessary, fine needle aspiration biopsy. The specific choice needs to be based on your own situation and the doctor's advice.

Breast cysts are small cysts filled with fluid or semi-fluid that form in breast tissue. They are usually benign and are often related to female endocrine fluctuations, especially around the menstrual cycle or menopause. Many women only discover this problem during a physical examination or when they touch a lump.

Color Doppler ultrasound is a routine examination method for breast cysts. It can clearly distinguish between cystic and solid lesions, and help determine the size and shape of the cyst and whether there are abnormal blood flow signals. Molybdenum target X-ray is an important tool for evaluating the overall health of the breast, especially for breast calcification and malignant lesions. If the nature of the cyst is uncertain, fine needle aspiration biopsy can collect samples for further pathological analysis to confirm the diagnosis.

Self-examination and regular screening are particularly important. If you find any abnormalities in the breast area, such as lumps, pain, nipple secretions, etc., you should go to the hospital in time and choose a professional institution for examination to ensure that the lesions are detected in time. Women's health needs more attention, don't let the problem be delayed.