Cystic hyperplasia of the breast can be malignant

Breast cystic hyperplasia disease is not malignant, generally need to be combined with the actual situation to judge.

If breast cystic hyperplasia disease in the short term growth rate is faster, and the surrounding tissue boundary is more vague, there is a family genetic history of breast cancer, and also long-term exposure to croton oil, acylating agents, epoxides, nitrosamines and other carcinogens, easy to cause local tissue cancer, at this time generally will be malignant. If the volume of breast cystic hyperplasia has not changed for a long time, the boundary with surrounding tissues is clear, the surrounding blood supply is poor, there is no family genetic history of breast cancer, and there is no contact with the above carcinogens in life, it will not cause local tissue cancer, and usually it will not become malignant at this time.