What to do if you have gigantic breast disease

This is an era of beauty. In pursuit of beauty, people, especially some women, will do anything to achieve beauty. Some of them will choose plastic surgery or breast augmentation. This can cause great harm to the human body. However, under certain pathological conditions, the breasts of the human body can also increase. Let us now learn about what to do with gigantic breasts.

1. [Typical symptoms]

Excessive breast enlargement, fullness and heaviness of the breasts, tight skin, and a feeling of oppression in the chest, often accompanied by chronic mastitis and pain. The accumulation of enlarged breasts can pull on the bra straps and press on the shoulders, causing soreness and heaviness. The folds under the breasts are prone to erosion and ulceration due to sweat and intermittent friction with the skin, and secondary infection, especially in summer. In order to maintain the balance of the body axis, long-term posture compensation can lead to spinal deformity and cervical arthritis. Enlarged breasts affect body shape, hinder life and work, and can cause physical and mental pain to patients. The typical manifestation of adolescent breast hypertrophy is rapid enlargement of the breasts within 6 months and then slow enlargement. The breasts of some adolescent girls slowly enlarge, which may be accompanied by nipple hyperplasia. Severe adolescent breast enlargement may be accompanied by clitoral hyperplasia. Pregnancy-related breast hypertrophy mostly occurs at the beginning of pregnancy or between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. If breast hypertrophy occurs after childbirth, it may affect lactation function.

2. Other symptoms

The typical manifestation of adolescent breast hypertrophy is rapid enlargement of the breasts within 6 months and then slow enlargement. The breasts of some adolescent girls slowly enlarge, which may be accompanied by nipple hyperplasia. Severe adolescent breast enlargement may be accompanied by clitoral hyperplasia. Pregnancy-related breast hypertrophy mostly occurs at the beginning of pregnancy or between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. If breast hypertrophy occurs after childbirth, it may affect lactation function.

3. Diagnostic basis

Diagnose based on clinical symptoms. However, other diseases should be excluded, especially unilateral breast hypertrophy, which needs to be differentiated from breast malignancy, breast fibroma and fibrosarcoma to avoid misdiagnosis or missed diagnosis.