There is a lump in the accessory breast

Although the accessory breasts under the arms are not normal breasts, if they grow larger, they will still affect the secretion of progesterone and may even cause disease. Some women find lumps in their accessory breasts. At this time, they need to be examined and treated to determine whether the lumps are benign or malignant. They should also always pay attention to their feelings, such as whether they have swelling, pain, or suppuration. They must seek medical treatment in time.

What effect does the appearance of accessory breasts have on the body?

1. Risk of breast cancer

If the accessory breast develops exactly like normal breasts, it is also easily affected by hormones such as estrogen and progesterone. If not handled properly, there is a certain probability of cell canceration.

2. Pain and pus

1. Some people's breasts and accessory breasts have a certain secret passage connecting them, so the milk produced by the accessory breasts can be discharged into the normal breasts through this secret passage.

2. However, if there is no secret passage, the secreted milk cannot be discharged and swelling and pain are likely to occur. In severe cases, inflammation and pus formation may occur.

3. Affect the appearance

Since the presence of accessory breasts will affect normal appearance, accessory breasts vary in size and are different for each person. Some may feel a tingling sensation, while others may have no obvious symptoms. In order to live and socialize normally, many people want to improve this situation.

If there is a lump and pain in the accessory breast, what are the reasons?

1. Milk accumulation. If the produced milk is not discharged in time, it will cause the milk to accumulate in the accessory breast and coagulate into small lumps, causing swelling and pain, and affecting normal breastfeeding.

2. Breast hyperplasia. If the estrogen and progesterone levels in the body increase rapidly, hormone regulation will be unbalanced, leading to symptoms of breast hyperplasia. When breast hyperplasia occurs, small lumps and pain will appear, but after the menstruation comes, the lumps will soften and the pain will decrease.

3. Tumor or malignancy. If the accessory breast is not properly cared for and treated, it may cause bacterial infection and even cell cancer. If not treated promptly, it may lead to breast cancer or other serious diseases.

What should I do if my accessory breasts are uncomfortable?

1. If milk accumulation occurs, you can use a hot towel to apply heat to reduce the accumulation.

2. Pay attention to a light diet, eat less high-fat, high-salt, spicy and other irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and supplement enough nutrients.

3. If the condition of accessory breast is serious, it can be removed through surgery. It can effectively reduce the occurrence of accessory breast lumps and pain.