Understanding Breast Cyst Aspiration
Breast cyst drainage (aspiration) is a procedure used to remove fluid from a breast cyst. The drainage may be done if you have a breast cyst that is large or causes symptoms.
Breast cyst drainage (aspiration) is a procedure used to remove fluid from a breast cyst. The drainage may be done if you have a breast cyst that is large or causes symptoms.
A breast cyst is a fluid-filled sac that forms in the breast tissue. You can have one or more cysts at a time. They can occur in one or both breasts.
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