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Hi. I was told i have benign breast cyst however my cyst get tender and become painful to touch and three days or so later i get a small opening that allows a whiteish pus with blood that follows out and pain starts to go away. What is it? and What can i do?
Hello, Welcome to Healthcare Magic. You have infected breast cyst. Don't worry it is treatable. It mainly occurs after the age of 35 years. Benign breast cyst also found in pregnant and non pregnant women both. Simple treatment is warm compresses. Take tablet paracetamol or ibuprofen for pain. Consult your breast surgeon for draining pus and antibiotic therapy. Ask the doctor about other lab test required or not after examination like biopsy, FNAC, sonography or mammogram just to rule out otherconditions. Hope this will help you. Thanks for contacting. Take care...
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Hello, Welcome to Healthcare Magic. You have infected breast cyst. Don t worry it is treatable. It mainly occurs after the age of 35 years. Benign breast cyst also found in pregnant and non pregnant women both. Simple treatment is warm compresses. Take tablet paracetamol or ibuprofen for pain. Consult your breast surgeon for draining pus and antibiotic therapy. Ask the doctor about other lab test required or not after examination like biopsy, FNAC, sonography or mammogram just to rule out otherconditions. Hope this will help you. Thanks for contacting. Take care...