Will breast cysts disappear?

Breast cysts may disappear on their own, but not all cases resolve automatically, depending on the type, size, and cause of the cyst. Functional breast cysts are often related to hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle. Small cysts may shrink or even disappear on their own as hormone levels change, while some complex cysts or cysts with other pathological changes usually do not resolve on their own and require further evaluation and treatment.

Breast cysts are a relatively common breast disease, which are divided into simple cysts and complex cysts. Simple cysts are often liquid cystic structures, mostly caused by hormone imbalance, and are closely related to hormone secretion during the menstrual cycle. They are common in women aged 30 to 50, most of which will not develop into malignancies, and smaller cysts may shrink or disappear on their own with changes in the menstrual cycle. Complex cysts may contain thickened cyst walls or papilloma-like structures, have a potential risk of cancer, are not easy to disappear, and require special attention. If the cyst persists, gradually increases in size, or a lump is found on palpation, and there is obvious pain, you should consult a doctor as soon as possible for breast B-ultrasound, fine needle aspiration biopsy and other examinations to clarify the nature.

Breast cysts are a relatively common breast disease, which are divided into simple cysts and complex cysts. Simple cysts are often liquid cystic structures, mostly caused by hormone imbalance, and are closely related to hormone secretion during the menstrual cycle. They are common in women aged 30 to 50, most of which will not develop into malignancies, and smaller cysts may shrink or disappear on their own with changes in the menstrual cycle. Complex cysts may contain thickened cyst walls or papilloma-like structures, have a potential risk of cancer, are not easy to disappear, and require special attention. If the cyst persists, gradually increases in size, or a lump is found on palpation, and there is obvious pain, you should consult a doctor as soon as possible for breast B-ultrasound, fine needle aspiration biopsy and other examinations to clarify the nature.

For the treatment of breast cysts, different methods can be selected according to the condition. If the symptoms of functional breast cysts are mild, regular check-ups can be performed, and B-ultrasound monitoring can be performed every 6 months to 1 year in combination with healthy lifestyle habits; for larger cysts or those that cause obvious pain, puncture and fluid extraction can be performed, which can quickly relieve discomfort; if the cyst recurs or has a malignant tendency, the doctor may recommend surgical removal. In life, it is recommended to have a balanced diet, reduce the intake of high-fat and high-sugar foods, and consume soy products in moderation to supplement phytoestrogens to regulate and soothe hormone fluctuations. At the same time, maintain regular exercise, which is conducive to breast health. At the same time, avoiding smoking and drinking usually reduces the probability of recurrence of breast cysts. If there are any abnormal changes in the cyst, you should seek medical attention in time.