What is edema?

Cyst is a relatively common and frequently seen disease, which may occur in many age groups. Of course, the age group with a high incidence is from 0 to 50 years old. In addition, the nature and morphology of cysts are also varied, including single type, mixed type, malignant type and benign type. Let us learn about this aspect below.

What is cyst? Cyst is actually a type of tumor. Ovarian cyst is also a very common gynecological disease and a common tumor of the female reproductive organs. So what is cyst and is it serious?

Cyst is a relatively common benign disease. Some cysts grow on the surface of the human body, while others grow in the internal organs. Cysts have a fixed structure and a cyst wall, which contain fluid and other tissue components. Some grow on the human skin, while others grow on other structural tissues of the human body.

The more common cysts include the following: kidney cysts, liver cysts, ovarian cysts, and chocolate cysts. Many cysts are round in shape, while those protruding from the surface of the human body are semicircular. Many cysts grow in the dermis and subcutaneous tissue of the human body. They are relatively smooth and neat, with fewer adhesions.

The growth of a cyst has certain limitations and will not expand indefinitely, causing a sense of oppression in the human body. It generally will not become cancerous, so there is no need to worry too much.

What causes cysts? Some cysts are congenital, some are single cysts, some are multiple cysts, and some cysts do not have much impact on our human body, so you don’t need to worry or be nervous too much. So what causes cysts?

1. Surrounding environmental factors

If you often live in an environment full of secondhand smoke or in an area full of radiation, it is easy to cause cysts in your body.

2. Gene mutation

Generally speaking, only two chromosomes will be inherited from the genetic genes of parents, one of which is dominant and the other is recessive. If the baby's genes undergo serious mutations during the growth and development process, it will lead to the risk of cysts in the future growth and development.

3. Irregular lifestyle and diet

If you have an irregular and uncontrolled living schedule, often stay up late, have disrupted sleep time, have too much workload, work at high intensity, are under too much pressure, do not pay attention to your diet, often eat high-cholesterol, high-fat, high-calorie foods, coupled with lack of exercise, weak constitution, low immunity, and inability to excrete toxins in the body in time, it is easy to cause cysts.