What are the changes in breasts during puberty?

There are many things that girls don’t know during puberty, and this includes many things about their own bodies. But how should we view the issue of breast changes during puberty? Today we will look at what different problems breast changes during puberty may bring. Many girls are embarrassed to tell others about some things that happened during adolescence, which is wrong. Let’s take a look at the scientific explanation below.

Changes in breasts during puberty: When puberty strikes, the joy of becoming an adult is intertwined with a complex feeling of shyness, confusion, and bewilderment. At this time, women are emotionally unstable and their actions are mysterious, which should attract the attention of parents and be guided correctly.

From around 9 years old, over a period of 4-6 years, a girl's breasts change from being flat in childhood to having slightly protruding nipples. The breasts gradually increase in size, deepen in color, become disc-shaped, and finally become full and upright. During this development process, some women will feel a sense of swelling in their breasts, some may even feel pain or tenderness, and some may have small nodules in certain areas. This is because the breast tissue is unevenly sensitive to hormones during this period, which may cause the glands in the same part of the breast to develop unevenly. With the further development of the breast and the onset of menstruation, these pains and small nodules will disappear naturally.

Girls aren't the only ones whose breasts change during puberty. Boys' breasts may also undergo a series of changes, but boys develop later and to a lesser degree than girls. In addition to an increase in the diameter of the areola, 60-70% of boys can feel a small hard lump under the breast. The lump is tough and accompanied by slight tenderness, which usually disappears within 1-2 years.

How about it? After reading the above, do you feel that you have understood a lot about your body? That's it, we should have enough understanding of our bodies at all times, so that we can make our bodies healthier!