Multiple cystic nodules of the breast, type 2

It is a very common phenomenon that women have nodular cysts in their breasts. Women may feel breast pain because of nodules in their breasts. Women should pay attention to this phenomenon. Even if they go to the hospital for treatment, they may cause cancer in serious cases. Therefore, they must pay attention to prevention. So what is the second type of multiple cystic nodules in both breasts?

There are many causes of breast cysts.

If you have suffered from breast hyperplasia, inflammation or tumor compression during breastfeeding, it may cause blockage of the duct of one lobe or lobule of the breast, causing milk to accumulate in the duct and form a breast cyst.

Poor breastfeeding habits can cause milk to stagnate in the ducts, causing the ducts to dilate and form cysts, bacterial invasion, and secondary infection, leading to acute mastitis or breast abscesses. If there is no bacterial invasion and infection, cysts can exist in the breast for a long time. During lactation, the mammary glands swell and lumps are difficult to detect, and they can often only be clearly felt after weaning.

The cyst is round or oval, with a smooth surface and can be pushed. Most of them are unilateral, single cysts, which may be slightly tender and feel cystic when touched. In the early stage, the cyst contains thin milk. Later, due to the long-term presence of the cyst, the water in the milk is absorbed and the milk is concentrated into a milky white viscous substance, such as condensed milk.

Can breast cysts become malignant?

The chance of breast cysts becoming malignant is actually very low. Breast cysts are not tumors, but cysts formed due to milk duct blockage, which causes milk duct secretions to accumulate in the ducts. The cysts are filled with fluid, which will not become malignant, and the cyst wall cells generally will not become malignant either. However, if the hyperplastic nodule is a solid tumor that persists regardless of menstrual changes, that is, the tumor is filled with proliferating cell clusters rather than fluid, then the chance of malignant transformation may be higher because the origin of cancer is cells, not fluid.

To sum up, the above content can help women better understand breast cysts. Once a woman is found to have a breast cyst, timely treatment is required. In the early stages of the cyst, Feile and Shurukang patches can be used for treatment. This medicine is made from pure Chinese medicine and is a handmade paste. It is effective in treating breast diseases such as breast hyperplasia, cysts, and lobular hyperplasia, and is not prone to recurrence. It is available on the vagina and can be applied daily with exercise for better results. Traditional Chinese medicine can often achieve amazing results in treating breast diseases based on the principle of syndrome differentiation and medication.