The difference between cysts and tumors needs to be correctly distinguished

Cysts and tumors are two very common diseases in people. Generally speaking, after people find that they have cysts, they need to learn more about the differences between cysts and tumors.

First: Cyst

Generally speaking, the cyst we are talking about is a benign disease. It can grow on the surface of the human body (such as skin cysts) or in the internal organs (such as liver cysts, kidney cysts, etc.).

A cyst is a benign, sac-like mass that grows in an organ in the body and its contents are liquid.

Common cysts include "renal cyst", "liver cyst", "simple ovarian cyst" and "chocolate cyst". Renal cysts are further divided into simple solitary renal cysts and polycystic kidneys.

There are many reasons for its formation, some may be congenital, and some may be sequelae of inflammation.

But overall, this is a relatively benign lesion and is not particularly serious, but it requires a specific analysis of the condition.

Second : Tumor

There are two types of tumors, benign and malignant. Simply put, benign cancer means it proliferates more slowly, while malignant cancer means it proliferates more quickly. Benign cancer may not cause much harm to the human body (but if it grows in important parts such as the brain, it will be more serious), while malignant cancer causes greater harm to the human body.