How big is breast cyst cancer?

Breast cysts are essentially benign lesions and the possibility of becoming cancerous is very low, but special circumstances cannot be completely ignored.

Breast cysts are small fluid-filled sacs that form in the breast glands. They are usually associated with hormone fluctuations in women, such as when the menstrual period is approaching. This type of cyst is safe in most cases, but if it is not checked for a long time, the early symptoms of some malignant lesions may be ignored.

Patients with breast cysts should pay special attention to changes in the cyst's morphology, such as whether it grows rapidly in a short period of time, becomes hard, adheres to surrounding tissues, or is accompanied by abnormal nipple secretions or other discomforts, which may indicate the need for further medical evaluation. Of course, the overall risk of cyst cancer is very low, but high-risk groups (such as those with a family history of breast cancer or long-term hormone disorders) must pay extra attention.

For peace of mind, you can have regular breast ultrasound examinations. If you find any problems, go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Pay more attention to healthy diet, exercise habits and avoid staying up late. These details are also very helpful for breast health.