"Probably benign": is the BIRADS classification(category 3)you are referring to. By definition, this implies a chance of malignancy less than 3%, and practically speaking it is probably more like 1%. The standard recommendation for a category 3 lesion is short interval follow up. Many consider a septated cyst a BIRADS 2(benign) lesion requiring no follow up, so the overwhelming probability is that you will be fine
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