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Galactocoele


Overview of Galactocoele

overview

A galactocele is a cystic collection of milky sterile fluid. It occurs as a lump in the breast at its periphery. Most patients with this abnormality have a history of lactation shortly before the appearance of the mass.

Causes of Galactocoele

causes

Galactocele is caused by the entrapment of a portion of the milk secreting gland. This leads to a cystic collection of sterile milky fluid.

Signs and Symptoms of Galactocoele

signs and symptoms

Symptoms include a lump on the periphery of the breast. It may be painful or painless. It is usually tender.


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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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