Inguinal cysts are benign and do not affect the patient’s life expectancy, there may be localized pain, swelling and discomfort, and surgery is required in severe cases. Groin cysts are caused by excessive sebum secretion in the hair follicles, blockage of sebaceous gland ducts and inflammation. If the cyst is relatively small, no obvious symptoms do not need special treatment, will not affect the patient’s life and life expectancy, regular ultrasound to assess changes in the cyst can be; if the cyst is relatively large, there may be lumps, pain, if necessary, by the doctor’s assessment of surgical excision treatment. Patients with inguinal cysts need to avoid pressure and friction on the cyst area, which can easily induce inflammation and pain. Inguinal cysts have a good prognosis and generally do not affect the patient’s life and life expectancy, so there is no need to worry too much about it, and follow the doctor’s instructions for regular follow-up and observation can be.