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Main Clinical Manifestations of Breast Cysts

Breast cysts are fluid-filled, epithelial-lined cavities that develop within terminal ducto-lobular units under hormonal influence. They may be solitary or multiple and are most prevalent in perimenopausal women. Symptom intensity correlates with cyst size, tension, and associated inflammation. Cyclic or non-cyclic mastalgiaA well-localised, dull or throbbing pain that increases during the luteal phase; larger cysts produce constant discomfort unrelated to menses. Palpable, resilient massA smooth, round, mobile lump with distinct borders that may feel fluctuant; tension within the cyst creates a firm “rubber-ball” consistency. Rapid variation in sizeCysts may enlarge within days and regress spontaneously, distinguishing them from solid tumours... Learn more

What Are the Symptoms of Liver Cysts?

Liver cysts are fluid-filled sacs that usually remain asymptomatic and are found incidentally on imaging. When symptoms do occur, they are related to cyst size, number, or complications such as infection, rupture, or pressure on adjacent organs. Right-upper-quadrant discomfortA persistent dull ache or feeling of fullness under the ribs is the most common complaint, especially after meals or prolonged sitting. Abdominal bloating and early satietyLarge cysts compress the stomach or intestines, producing visible distension and the sensation of being full after only a small amount of food. Nausea and occasional vomitingPressure on the gastric wall can trigger queasiness, eructation, or... Learn more

What Are the Symptoms of Pancreatic Cysts

Pancreatic cysts are fluid-filled sacs that form within or on the surface of the pancreas. Most small cysts cause no complaints and are found incidentally during scans for other problems. When symptoms occur they usually reflect cyst size, location, or complications such as infection, bleeding, or malignant change: Persistent upper-abdominal painDull ache or pressure that may radiate straight through to the back; often worse after fatty meals and sometimes steadily increasing over weeks. Early satiety and bloatingA feeling of fullness after a few bites, belching, and visible abdominal distension when the cyst compresses the stomach or duodenum. Nausea and vomitingIntermittent... Learn more