How are cysts formed?

Cyst is mainly a common benign disease, which mainly grows in some organs in the body and produces some cystic phenomena, including some structures and some fluids or other types. At the same time, the main symptoms and signs include proteinuria, hypertension and sexual dysfunction, and excessive sexual intercourse may cause kidney deficiency and decreased renal function. Therefore, we must understand the pathological causes of cysts in our daily lives.

It is mainly congenital, hereditary and some unknown reasons. Now in daily life, we must diagnose cysts in time and it is mainly a common symptom, so if the above symptoms occur in daily life, we must seek treatment in time.

A congenital hereditary

1. Hair root ganglion cyst: In the past, sebaceous gland cyst was inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.

2. Multiple steatocystoma: It is an autosomal dominant inheritance.

3. Dermoid cyst: It is congenital and present at birth.

4. Bronchogenic and thyrohyoid duct cysts are caused by congenital developmental abnormalities.

5. Midline penile cysts are caused by congenital developmental abnormalities.

6. The etiology of eruptive anchovy cyst is unclear, and some reports suggest that it is an autosomal dominant inheritance.

Second, the cause is unknown

1. New fluid-filled cyst.

2. Milia: The primary ones are of unknown cause, while the secondary ones are often seen in epidermolysis macrocarpa, congenital ectodermal defect, tarda cutanea miliaria and after skin grinding.

3. Epidermal cyst: the cause is unknown.

The above is how cysts are formed. Congenital, hereditary and some unknown causes must be diagnosed and treated in time. They may lead to other types of complications, mainly some renal function lesions. Therefore, timely treatment and diagnosis must be carried out in daily life. Care and prevention work must be carried out in time in daily life. .