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Can Anxiety Cause Cysts In The Chest With Burning Sensation ?
Yes, I have been dealing with panic attacks and I am wondering if anxiety can cause cysts in the chest. I'm very concerned about this. My chest will get a burning sensation. I have a little swollen like spot and it feels like a cyst. What are some symptoms of breat cancer?
Psychological anxiety never lead to cyst formation. It could cause increase heart rate, chest pain or tingling sensation. if u r feeling a cyst in ur chest, then it may be something else. Most changes in breast tissue or breast lumps are not cancer. Painful breasts, cysts, fibroadenomas, radial scars, microcalcifications and other conditions are usually not cancerous, although some may indicate cancer. Breast x-rays or mammograms often detect changes other than breast cancer. All breast changes should be reported to a doctor.
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Can Anxiety Cause Cysts In The Chest With Burning Sensation ?
hi thanks for choosing healthcare magic Psychological anxiety never lead to cyst formation. It could cause increase heart rate, chest pain or tingling sensation. if u r feeling a cyst in ur chest, then it may be something else. Most changes in breast tissue or breast lumps are not cancer. Painful breasts, cysts, fibroadenomas, radial scars, microcalcifications and other conditions are usually not cancerous, although some may indicate cancer. Breast x-rays or mammograms often detect changes other than breast cancer. All breast changes should be reported to a doctor. thanks