Will the accessory breast disappear on its own after childbirth?

Accessory breasts are a type of extra breasts that appear under women's armpits. Most women will find that they have accessory breasts around their breasts during pregnancy. This causes great trouble to pregnant women because accessory breasts can seriously affect the healthy shape of the breasts. Moreover, having accessory breasts when you need to wear beautiful suspenders in the summer is also an embarrassing phenomenon. After giving birth, the pregnant woman's body shape will change greatly. Will the accessory breasts disappear on their own?

Postpartum accessory breast can be divided into two types according to the cause: congenital and acquired. The so-called congenital refers to the incomplete degeneration of the relevant accessory breast tissue during embryonic development. When the hormone secretion during pregnancy is too abnormal, it will naturally stimulate the accessory breast tissue to grow again. Acquired accessory breasts refer to those caused by the tightness and cup shape of women's underwear, or abnormal lesions of breast-related tissues. When personal triggers are inappropriate, it will naturally lead to differences in treatment methods, care details and even the chance of spontaneous disappearance from person to person.

During the period of accessory breast formation after childbirth, once it is determined that it is caused by congenital factors, it must be surgically removed. Only by completely removing the accessory breast that has not completely degenerated can the elimination effect be achieved. Therefore, postpartum accessory breast caused by congenital factors does not have the chance of disappearing on its own. Postpartum accessory breast cancer caused by acquired factors can be cured by massage, moxibustion and other methods according to the individual's relevant tissues, so that the relevant tissues can make relevant adjustments and repairs on their own, which will naturally make the accessory breast tissue gradually shrink and achieve the effect of self-resolving.

From the above, we can see that there is a certain chance that postpartum accessory breast can disappear on its own, but the individual factors themselves will be different, which can be divided into congenital and acquired. When the individual factors themselves are different, the chance of it disappearing on its own will naturally vary from person to person. Therefore, in the process of suffering from postpartum accessory breast, the patient must first determine the cause before further effective treatment and care can be provided to make the accessory breast disappear completely.