What to do if you have small breasts and accessory breasts

Many women hate their small breasts because they don’t look good in clothes and are often laughed at as princesses. Most women with small breasts may also have breast expansion. Once breast expansion occurs, women will have a lot of accessory breasts, which will cause a certain burden when choosing underwear. So what should women with small breasts and accessory breasts do?

Patients with accessory breast generally have no symptoms in the early stages. It is usually discovered during menarche, pregnancy and lactation, under the influence of human hormone secretion.

1. Lump: Most patients often feel lumps in the armpits or other locations, which may affect the patient's activities, health and appearance.

2. Pain: The volume of the accessory breast will change with the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and lactation, and symptoms such as swelling, pain, and tenderness may occur.

3. Milk secretion: The accessory breasts increase in size during pregnancy. The more fully developed accessory breasts will also feel swollen and secrete milk when the mammary glands become swollen during lactation.

Because the accessory breast has symptoms such as lumps and pain, its symptoms are similar to those of lipoma, sebaceous cyst, fibroma, neuroma and other subcutaneous nodules. It needs to be diagnosed and identified by a professional doctor.

After weaning, both breasts will become smaller and return to the size before pregnancy. This is a normal physiological reaction because the breasts will develop again after pregnancy and continue to grow during lactation. Now they will become smaller after weaning, which is a normal physiological change. Let it be. Correct, just face the breast changes bravely.

This situation is a very normal phenomenon. The main reason is the collapse of the mammary duct. There is no problem with this, don't be too nervous. If you want to return to the same situation as before pregnancy. It should be said that it is very difficult. There is currently no good way to treat it.