What are the symptoms of breast cysts?

Breast cysts are a disease with a relatively high incidence rate in today's society. If they are not discovered and treated in time, they will cause great harm to women's health. So what are the symptoms of breast cysts? Most female friends don’t quite understand this. In fact, there are 6 symptoms of breast cysts. The first symptom is breast pain.

1. Breast pain: Severe pain accompanied by tenderness is often a manifestation of breast inflammation. Local pain is seen in simple breast hyperplasia and cystic hyperplasia. Breast cancer patients experience mild pain, which is dull and lackluster, localized in the lesion area and is like stabbing pain, and sometimes intermittent.

2. Breast lumps: When a breast lump is found, pay attention to the location, size, growth rate of the lump, whether the boundary surface is smooth, whether it is adhered to the surrounding area, whether there is tenderness, the number of lumps, etc.

3. Localized thickening of the mammary gland (generally named "hyperplasia"): Hyperplasia that exists for a long time and is unrelated to changes in the menstrual cycle and continues to expand in area, especially in postmenopausal women, must be taken seriously.

4. Nipple changes: nipple elevation and deflection, nipple retraction, cracking, ulceration, etc.

5. Nipple discharge: The discharge can be milky, serous, watery or bloody, and is mostly unilateral nipple discharge.

6. Breast skin abnormalities: In the early stages of breast cancer, breast skin ulcers, skin redness, swelling, thickening, orange peel-like appearance, and venous dilation can be seen. The areola may be uneven in color and shape.

The above aspects are the analysis of the symptoms of breast cysts made by experts. I hope you will pay attention to it. Of course, the harm of breast cysts is very serious. If you want to completely reduce the occurrence of disease hazards, after understanding the symptoms of breast cysts, you also need to actively consult the advice of relevant experts to completely reduce the occurrence of disease hazards.