How do breast problems develop?

Many people will have breast hyperplasia after reaching a certain age, but people will feel very strange about it. Why do they have breast problems when they have done nothing? In fact, breast problems are gradually developed due to bad habits in daily life. For example, many women often wear underwear randomly, wear underwear that does not fit them, and do not take off their underwear when sleeping, which may lead to breast hyperplasia. So how do breast problems form?

Breast cancer is a common malignant tumor. The exact cause of the disease is not very clear. It is related to family genetic susceptibility and personal constitution. The risk of breast cancer is relatively high in women with a family history of breast cancer. After the disease is diagnosed, surgical treatment should be the first choice. For early breast cancer, the overall chance of cure is relatively high.

The cause of breast cancer, the influence of obesity Obesity is one of the causes of breast cancer. The influence of breast density is also one of the causes of breast cancer! The influence of reproductive factors The causes of breast cancer also include the influence of reproductive factors. For example, women who have never given birth or gave birth too late or have had many miscarriages usually have a higher incidence of breast cancer. Experts say that the influence of genetic factors is also a cause of breast cancer. People with a family history of cancer, especially women whose mothers or sisters have had breast cancer, have a higher incidence of breast cancer. A total mastectomy means only one breast is left.

Long-term dietary structure, living habits and other factors cause excessive acidification of the body, which reduces the overall function of the body and causes kidney deficiency. The liver and kidneys are of the same origin, so kidney deficiency also causes liver deficiency, which in turn causes the upper-burner metabolic cycle to slow down, causing thyroid disease and endocrine disorders, and decreased immune function, which in turn develops into abnormal proliferation of breast tissue and ultimately leads to cancer. The cause of breast cancer is still not fully understood, and some of the confirmed factors for the disease are still controversial. Premenopausal and postmenopausal estrogen is an obvious factor that stimulates the occurrence of breast cancer. In addition, genetic factors, dietary factors, external physical and chemical factors, and certain benign breast diseases have a certain relationship with the occurrence of breast cancer.

Several known risk factors for breast cancer:

1 Age: In women, the incidence rate increases with age. It is rare before menarche and before the age of 20, but it rises rapidly after the age of 20. It is higher at 45-50 years old, but is relatively flat. The incidence rate continues to rise after menopause, reaching a peak at around 70 years old. The mortality rate also increases with age. After the age of 25, the mortality rate gradually increases and maintains an upward trend until old age.