Symptoms of inflamed breast cysts

Inflammation of breast cysts usually causes local pain and redness. If in doubt or symptoms worsen, seek medical attention as soon as possible. Breast cysts are a common benign disease in breast tissue, usually manifesting as fluid-containing cystic masses. Although in most cases they do not cause obvious discomfort, once inflamed, they may cause various symptoms. The inflamed cyst site may feel tender, and unlike the usual distending pain, this pain is usually more obvious and lasting. When inflamed, the skin may become red and may feel warm to the touch. The tissue around the cyst may be swollen and feel soft when pressed. In some cases, some patients may have mild fever symptoms or feel uncomfortable.

To relieve discomfort, you can use local hot compresses to promote blood circulation and reduce inflammation, but excessive temperatures may aggravate symptoms, so use a warm towel. In terms of diet, you can consume more foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, such as fish, and you can also consider taking antioxidant fruits and vegetables to help reduce inflammation. In addition, moderate exercise can enhance immunity, help the body's self-regulation, and reduce the adverse effects of long-term sitting and lying. Regardless of the method used, if the symptoms are not relieved, aggravated, or accompanied by fever or suppuration, you need to consult a doctor in time, and medical intervention may be required to effectively relieve the symptoms of inflammation.