What to do for breast cysts

The examination of breast cysts mainly includes ultrasound, mammography and needle aspiration cytology, which can help confirm the nature and specific situation of the cyst.

Ultrasound is the first choice for confirming breast cysts because it can accurately distinguish between cystic and solid lesions, and can also determine the size, number and morphology of cysts. Molybdenum target X-ray can evaluate breast structure and lesion characteristics, and is especially suitable for screening patients with breast hyperplasia or high-risk cancer factors. Needle aspiration cytology extracts fluid from the cyst for pathological analysis to clarify the possibility of infection or malignant lesions. Some patients may need further magnetic resonance imaging to rule out complex lesions.

Breast cysts are usually benign, but regular checkups are important. It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately if breast pain, rapid growth of cysts, irregular borders, or other suspected lesions occur. You can control your diet, avoid consuming too much irritating food, have a regular work and rest schedule, and maintain a good attitude. Reasonable health management and professional examinations can effectively reduce patients' worries and disease risks.