What are the symptoms of galactorrhea cyst?

* * * Painful galactorrhea cysts mostly occur during lactation or pregnancy, especially after lactation and weaning. Most of these patients will have slight swelling and pain, some will be infected with local redness and tenderness, and the axillary lymph nodes on the same side are often swollen and tender.

* * * Patients with massive breast cyst can feel a lump in * * * *, which is round, with smooth and movable surface, solid feeling of cyst, clear boundary and no tenderness, and the diameter is mostly 2 ~ 5 cm. Contraction after stopping breastfeeding, or contraction after * * * *. A lump feels sexy and elastic. When the contents of the capsule thicken, the elasticity disappears, the hardness increases and becomes more solid, which is easy to be misdiagnosed as breast cancer.

Diagnostic method of breast cyst 1, breast ultrasound examination

Ultrasound examination of breast is the main imaging diagnostic method to distinguish breast cyst from other breast masses (including adenoma, fibroadenoma, tumor, lipoma and fibrocystic diseases).

Ultrasonic manifestations: the focus has strong echo, thin wall and clear boundary. Long-term ultrasound examination of breast cysts will find homogeneous contents with moderate intensity echo or heterogeneous contents with liquid cracks and anechoic edges. Sometimes you can see a focal strong echo area with a distant shadow.

2. Puncture diagnosis

Through breast ultrasound examination, combined with the patient's local redness and pain symptoms, if breast-like liquid is sucked out during puncture, a diagnosis can be made.

3. Mammography target

Mammary cyst can also be diagnosed by mammography, but mammography is generally not used during lactation.

Molybdenum target: cystic, gas-liquid plane, or uneven.

How to treat galactorrhea cyst 1, non-surgical treatment

In general, breast cysts can be treated by puncture and aspiration without surgery. That is, if breast-like liquid is sucked out during needle aspiration cytology of tumor, the milk in the capsule should be sucked out at one time. After the milk is sucked out, the cyst will shrink and the remaining cyst cavity will be bandaged by pressure. In a few cases, it can be cured once.

If the cyst recurs and repeated puncture is ineffective, surgery can be considered. In most cases, surgery is not needed.

2. Surgical therapy

If the cyst is inflamed or enlarged repeatedly, simple cyst removal can be performed under local anesthesia. The disease is a benign lesion, and only simple cysts can be removed, so it is not necessary to remove the breast. If accompanied by acute inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment should be given before operation. If you are breast-feeding and expect to go back to your breasts, then have surgery.