How long does it take for a girl's breast lump to disappear?

During puberty, girls' breasts gradually grow due to the secretion of estrogen in their bodies. As their breasts grow, most girls will feel breast pain, which is actually an important symptom of breast growth. At the same time, almost all girls will find lumps inside their breasts when they touch their breasts. So generally speaking, how long does it take for a girl's breast lumps to disappear?

1. When girls enter puberty, if they have not had sexual intercourse or been touched by the opposite sex, they will have lumps in their breasts. If you press them gently and it doesn't hurt, then it's nothing! Don't worry, the lumps in the breasts will disappear naturally after having sexual intercourse. Nowadays, hospitals are all scammers. Don't listen to the doctors. This is not a disease... What should I do if I have chest pain? There are many causes of chest pain, such as angina pectoris, intercostal neuritis and costochondritis, thoracic spine disease, herpes zoster, esophageal reflux and peptic ulcer, etc. The diagnosis of the disease should be based on relevant examinations. In your case, if the disease recurs frequently, it is recommended that you seek electrocardiogram, B-ultrasound, etc. to identify the cause and guide treatment.

2. You said you found a lump in your breast. I think this is normal. Holding a coin-sized lump is beneficial to the development of your breasts. It will not grow bigger and bigger. It will stop growing after reaching a certain size. As for when your development stops, I don't know. It depends on the individual.

3. Lumps do not necessarily appear when the breasts develop. The appearance of lumps is often due to excessive proliferation of breast tissue. This situation can sometimes disappear on its own, but in most cases it will not disappear on its own in a certain period of time and requires treatment in the hospital. At the same time, it should be noted that this lump must be found when pinching with the fingers, and there will be no lump when pressing with the palm of the hand. If you can feel a lump when checking with the palm of your hand, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately, because it is not a problem of breast hyperplasia, but a tumor.