Do breast cysts require treatment?
I have noticed that my breasts become painful when I'm emotionally agitated, although I don't feel anything during normal times. The test results showed mammary cysts, which has made me very concerned about my health. I would like to understand whether mammary cysts require treatment.
Whether breast cysts require treatment depends on the specific circumstances.
In general, breast cysts are mostly benign. If there are no symptoms or the cysts are small in size, treatment may not be necessary, and regular follow-up examinations are sufficient. This helps monitor changes in the cysts and ensure there is no risk of malignant transformation. However, for larger cysts with obvious symptoms, such as breast pain, nipple discharge, frequent recurrence, or progressive enlargement, treatment under the evaluation and guidance of a specialist is recommended. Treatment methods include general management, medication, and surgical treatment. At the same time, patients should adjust their diet, maintain a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and maintain a positive mindset and healthy lifestyle, which can aid in disease recovery and prevention.