Hi. I had an appointment today for a large lump which I initially thought was blocked ducts from breastfeeding. I was found to have several cysts which they aspirated but they also saw an 'echo' and they mentioned a possible 'nodule'. As such I had a core biopsy. I watched on the screen and when the needle went into the area in question (which appeared to be solid and immovable) it popped, and you could see liquid swirling around. They seemed a little surprised by this. They took the biopsy and went back in another two times but didn't really tell me anything. I have to wait 2 weeks for results but all I can think is if that was cancerous, has the biopsy made things worse by popping it and potentially allowing it to spread? Freaking out a bit and can't find anything online about hard lumps popping and releasing liquid (although found an article citing risk of spread from biopsies which hasnt helped my anxiety). Has anyone come across this? Thanks.