Why do breast diseases favor "leftover women"?

Core Tip: Regarding breast diseases, don’t think you can rest easy just because you are not married. In fact, this is not the case. Breast diseases are more likely to affect leftover women. Diseases such as breast hyperplasia and breast cancer frequently attack modern women. More and more clinical cases show that the probability of older leftover women suffering from breast diseases is several times higher than that of married women of the same age.

Being left alone until 30 is a watershed

Late marriage, late childbearing and late breastfeeding are three risk factors that lead to a high incidence of breast cancer. Studies have found that women who give birth to their first child before the age of 30 and breastfeed have a much lower risk of breast cancer than those who give birth after the age of 30, and women who breastfeed for seven consecutive years can reduce their risk by 50%. The reason for this is that the secretion of progesterone increases after a woman becomes pregnant, counteracting estrogen, and the level of estrogen in the body of a lactating woman is lower. Research evidence shows that estrogen can stimulate breast hyperplasia, and high levels can easily induce breast cancer.

It would be fine if leftover women can enjoy the happiness of being single, but if they are forced to be single for various reasons and then suffer from negative events such as a broken heart, the risk of breast cancer can be further amplified by psychological factors. On the other hand, the breast is a sexual organ. Proper massage can not only promote blood circulation, but also regulate mood, enhance immunity, and greatly reduce the chance of cancer.

Many "leftover women" have been delaying marriage and childbearing. Many of them have long exceeded the age limit for late marriage and childbearing stipulated by the state, but have yet to plan for major events in their lives. Leftover women are getting closer and closer to breast cancer, which is the most common cancer in women and second only to lung cancer in the cause of cancer deaths. Only breasts that are caressed and breastfed frequently will be healthier and can significantly reduce the risk of cancer.

Breast cancer risk not linked to breast size

Breast size has nothing to do with the risk of cancer, that is, people with large breasts are not necessarily prone to breast cancer, and people with small breasts may also have severe breast hyperplasia and precancerous lesions of breast cancer.