Importance
Breast cysts are fluid-filled sacs within the breast tissue, commonly found in women aged 35 to 50. Typically noncancerous, these cysts may vary in size and can appear as single or clustered lumps in one or both breasts.
While many cysts are asymptomatic, some may cause tenderness or discomfort, especially around the menstrual cycle. Diagnosis is usually confirmed through imaging techniques such as ultrasound or mammography, and in some cases, fine-needle aspiration may be performed for evaluation or relief. Our imaging specialists provide accurate assessment and personalised care to ensure your peace of mind and breast health.
Regular Checks
Self-examination should be performed on a monthly basis by women over the age of 20; the best time is a week after menstruation.
Women’s & Breast Imaging can show you the various methods of self-examination or you can download our brochure below containing useful information, tips and technique
