Is breast hyperplasia related to underwear?

Breast hyperplasia includes many types of diseases, such as cystic breast hyperplasia and breast hyperplasia nodules. There are also different degrees of breast hyperplasia that require breast removal. Although surgical treatment is not required in the early stages, as the disease worsens and is not treated in time, it will eventually lead to worsening of the breast hyperplasia and many unnecessary troubles.

Two factors lead to breast hyperplasia:

One is endocrine disorders

This problem is more likely to occur if a woman's ovaries do not secrete the normal amount of hormones. Other manifestations of endocrine disorders include excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, irregular menstrual periods, etc. Many foods and cosmetics now contain added hormones, which can also affect women's endocrine system.

Second, mental factors

In highly stressful occupations, such as police and teaching, the incidence of breast problems in women is higher. On the one hand, mental stress can cause endocrine disorders. On the other hand, long-term contraction of the breast due to stress can affect lymphatic return and increase the risk of breast disease. Improper wearing of underwear is also a factor that induces breast hyperplasia, which is easily overlooked by many women. Nowadays, many women wear tight bras in pursuit of sexiness and highlighting their cleavage, which compresses the breasts, affects lymphatic return, and increases the risk of breast hyperplasia. Many modern women wear bras with underwires, which can also affect the downward flow of lymph.

Breast hyperplasia underwear should be selected correctly:

He reminded that this does not mean that you should not wear a bra at all. On the contrary, long-term sagging breasts may become a triggering factor for breast hyperplasia. The principle of choosing a bra is to provide support without compressing the breasts. Do regular check-ups; most growths don’t require treatment. Women who are diagnosed with breast hyperplasia should not worry too much. 80% of breast hyperplasia is physiological. Women often feel breast pain before menstruation, which is caused by cell edema and proliferation. If an ultrasound is performed at this time, it is easy to be diagnosed with breast hyperplasia.

Therefore, it is best for women to have a breast examination on the fifth day after the end of menstruation. What worries patients with breast hyperplasia is mainly that the hyperplasia may be linked to breast cancer. The degree of breast hyperplasia can be divided into common hyperplasia, active hyperplasia and atypical hyperplasia. Even if it reaches the most serious stage 3 of atypical hyperplasia, the chance of developing breast cancer within 15 years is only 20%. Therefore, he believes that women do not need to worry too much about breast hyperplasia and there is no need to take medication for several years or even more than ten years.

Even for patients with breast hyperplasia who suffer from breast pain, if the pain only occurs when they touch it with their hands or walk, no treatment is needed. However, not needing treatment does not mean leaving it alone. Women who are diagnosed with breast hyperplasia should pay attention to their diet and mentality, wear underwear correctly, and pay special attention to regular check-ups.

Among the many breast examinations such as manual palpation, B-ultrasound, and X-ray mammography, X-ray mammography is the preferred examination for early detection of breast cancer. Most early breast cancers are discovered through mammography because many early breast cancers are characterized by tiny calcifications, and B-ultrasound has a low ability to detect calcifications.