What is the best way to treat breast cysts?

The best treatment for breast cysts depends on the size, symptoms and cause of the cyst. Small asymptomatic cysts can be observed first, while cysts with obvious symptoms can be relieved through medication, puncture drainage or surgical resection.

Breast cysts are usually caused by estrogen disorders, blocked breast ducts, genetic factors or chronic inflammation. Cysts smaller than 1 cm and without obvious discomfort are mostly benign, and it is recommended to be closely observed through regular ultrasound examinations. Patients with more obvious symptoms can take oral vitamin E, indomethacin and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to balance hormone levels or relieve pain. If the cyst is large and accompanied by pain and pressure, puncture drainage can be used to quickly relieve discomfort. For cysts that recur or are suspected of malignancy, surgical removal may be required, including local excision or minimally invasive surgery, and pathological examination can also rule out the possibility of cancer.

Breast cysts are usually caused by estrogen disorders, blocked breast ducts, genetic factors or chronic inflammation. Cysts smaller than 1 cm and without obvious discomfort are mostly benign, and it is recommended to be closely observed through regular ultrasound examinations. Patients with more obvious symptoms can take oral vitamin E, indomethacin and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to balance hormone levels or relieve pain. If the cyst is large and accompanied by pain and pressure, puncture drainage can be used to quickly relieve discomfort. For cysts that recur or are suspected of malignancy, surgical removal may be required, including local excision or minimally invasive surgery, and pathological examination can also rule out the possibility of cancer.

Women need to pay attention to their work and rest schedules, reduce mood swings, and maintain psychological balance to improve hormone levels. Eat a light diet, eat less high-fat and high-sugar foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C to enhance immunity. Avoid caffeine intake, such as tea, cola, chocolate, etc. should also be moderate. If you find that the breast mass has obvious color changes, increased pain, nipple discharge or rapid enlargement, please seek medical attention in time for further diagnosis and treatment.