There is a blister on the lower lip. The doctor said it was a mucinous cyst and needed surgery. What will happen if you don't have surgery?

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Mucinous gland cyst is a superficial cyst formed by secretion retention after obstruction of small salivary gland duct of oral mucosa. Common diseases of oral mucosa are mainly due to minor trauma and rupture of salivary duct; Saliva protein overflows into the tissue, and then the mucous gland duct is blocked. Mucus retention dilates the glandular duct, which often occurs in the labial mucosa, followed by buccal mucosa and tongue mucosa, and the lower lip is more common. Clinical manifestations: Mucinous gland cyst is located in submucosa, about the size of soybean, and it is a translucent painless vesicle. After rupture, mucus can flow out and the swelling subsides, but it can recur soon. After repeated recurrence, the surface of the cyst is often grayish white due to scarring. Surgical resection and iodine tincture injection are often used for treatment.

Mucinous gland cyst can occur in three pairs of large salivary glands and all small salivary glands, and there are two types: retention cyst and congenital cyst. Retention cysts are the most common, often occurring in sublingual gland and small salivary gland, followed by parotid gland and submandibular gland cysts, which are very rare. It is caused by catheter contraction or catheter blockage caused by tumors, stones, injuries and parasites. This condition belongs to intermittent obstruction. When there is no inflammation, the acinus near the catheter. Congenital cysts are mostly found in parotid gland, which are developed from epithelial components left in deep tissues during embryonic development. Retention cysts occurring in small salivary glands are called mucous gland cysts, while retention cysts occurring in other salivary glands are based on their disease sites.

In treatment, it is usually

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You gave such a high score to get an answer, which shows that you care about your health. Let me tell you something about this disease.

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Mucinous gland cyst is a superficial cyst formed by secretion retention after obstruction of small salivary gland duct of oral mucosa. Common diseases of oral mucosa are mainly due to minor trauma and rupture of salivary duct; Saliva protein overflows into the tissue, and then the mucous gland duct is blocked. Mucus retention dilates the glandular duct, which often occurs in the labial mucosa, followed by buccal mucosa and tongue mucosa, and the lower lip is more common. Clinical manifestations: Mucinous gland cyst is located in submucosa, about the size of soybean, and it is a translucent painless vesicle. After rupture, mucus can flow out and the swelling subsides, but it can recur soon. After repeated recurrence, the surface of the cyst is often grayish white due to scarring. Surgical resection and iodine tincture injection are often used for treatment.

Mucinous gland cyst can occur in three pairs of large salivary glands and all small salivary glands, and there are two types: retention cyst and congenital cyst. Retention cysts are the most common, often occurring in sublingual gland and small salivary gland, followed by parotid gland and submandibular gland cysts, which are very rare. It is caused by catheter contraction or catheter blockage caused by tumors, stones, injuries and parasites. This condition belongs to intermittent obstruction. When there is no inflammation, the acinus near the catheter. Congenital cysts are mostly found in parotid gland, which are developed from epithelial components left in deep tissues during embryonic development. Retention cysts occurring in small salivary glands are called mucous gland cysts, while retention cysts occurring in other salivary glands are based on their disease sites.

In treatment, it is usually

1. Cyst extirpation is suitable for patients with no adhesion between cyst and mucosa.

2. Cystectomy is suitable for patients with repeated recurrence or local scar and cyst adhesion to mucosa.

3. Those who are unwilling to undergo surgery can inject 0.2-0.5 ml of 2% iodine tincture into the cyst cavity after discharging the cyst fluid, and then take out the iodine tincture for 2-3 minutes to make the cyst fibrotic.

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