Effect of abortion on breast hyperplasia

Nowadays, some women will choose to have an abortion after an unexpected pregnancy. Artificial abortion will have certain effects on women's bodies. First, the uterus needs a certain amount of time to repair, and secondly, abortion can cause breast hyperplasia in women. After an abortion, a woman's hormone levels will change, which is the main cause of breast hyperplasia. The following introduces methods to reduce the incidence of breast hyperplasia. Let’s take a look.

Multiple artificial abortions can easily lead to sequelae of the reproductive system. In fact, multiple abortions (more than three times) also have potential harm to women's breasts.

Because artificial abortion is different from natural childbirth, the former is the forced termination of pregnancy, while the latter is a natural physiological process, or "the fruit falls when it is ripe." As hormone levels rise after pregnancy, the mammary glands begin to change. The breasts will gradually become swollen, fuller, and larger, and the pigmentation of the surrounding areola will also increase.

Studies have found that multiple abortions are likely to lead to breast diseases. Because pregnancy is suddenly interrupted, the normal physiological functions of female hormones will be disrupted. For example, the hormone level will drop suddenly, the developing mammary glands will suddenly stop growing, the cells will become smaller, the alveoli will disappear, and the mammary glands will recover. However, this recovery is usually incomplete and can easily cause breast pain. Some may even induce breast diseases such as lobular hyperplasia and mastitis. Statistics show that about 40% of breast diseases are induced by artificial abortion.

Therefore, couples of childbearing age, especially young couples, should strengthen contraceptive measures and not have or try to have fewer abortions. This is also very necessary from the perspective of preventing breast diseases.

Reducing the incidence of breast hyperplasia starts with sex

First of all, get married and have children at the right time.

We should encourage late marriage and late childbearing, but not too late. It is best for women to get married at the age of 28 and give birth before the age of 30. Having children too late is not conducive to eugenics. Because women who have children later in life face more reproductive risks and disadvantages. What are the symptoms of breast hyperplasia?

Secondly, take good contraception measures.

Because at 6 weeks of pregnancy, the estrogen and progesterone secreted by the embryonic villi will stimulate breast hyperplasia. If an abortion is performed, the enlarged breast tissue is not easy to shrink, and even more difficult to restore to its original state, which can easily lead to lobular hyperplasia.

Third, have regular sex.

For women, breasts are not only lactation organs, but also sexual organs. During sexual intercourse, the breasts undergo cyclical changes: during the period of sexual excitement, the breast veins become congested, and the breasts become larger and fuller; during the duration of sexual intercourse, the areola becomes congested and the nipples become erect; during orgasm, these changes also reach their peak; after orgasm, the congestion of the areola quickly subsides, and after a quarter of an hour the enlarged breasts gradually return to their original state.

These reactions of the breasts regulate breast function. If there is a lack of sexual activity for a long time, this physiological regulation will be lacking, which can easily induce the occurrence of lobular hyperplasia of the breast and breast cancer. Therefore, couples should have regular sex life.