What are the dangers of breast enhancement drugs?

In life, many women are not satisfied with their breast development and try various methods to enlarge their breasts. It is not impossible to enlarge your breasts, but you have to use the right method. Taking breast enhancement drugs is harmful to the body. Not to mention the breast enhancement effect, not only are the drugs harmful to the breasts, they can even pose a serious threat to the body.

1. The main structures inside the breast are lactiferous ducts, mammary lobules and alveoli, as well as varying amounts of fat, fibrous tissue, etc. There are several stages of female physiological development. When a person enters puberty at around 12 years old, the breasts begin to develop and the milk ducts, alveoli, etc. proliferate. The breasts are fully developed at around 16 years old and generally stop growing after 25 years old. After they mature, their size and shape often vary from person to person. The size of the breasts is mainly determined by the fat content. People with thin bodies have flatter breasts, while obese people have fuller breasts. Breasts can be pear-shaped or disc-shaped. Right spherical and conical, and so on.

2. Breast enlargement with drugs can cause great harm to the human body. Many so-called bodybuilding and breast enlargement creams and breast enlargement ointments on the market have been tested and confirmed by relevant departments to contain estrogen, especially "diethylstilbestrol". Applying it on the breasts can indeed make the breasts larger, but the effect is not lasting. The breasts will return to their original state after stopping the drug. In addition, this breast enhancement drug can also cause adverse reactions such as pigmentation, dark spots, and irregular menstruation. Girls with normal menstruation do not lack estrogen in their bodies. If they use large amounts of estrogen artificially for the purpose of breast enhancement, it will inhibit the secretion of estrogen in their own body, which will backfire and inhibit the development of breasts.

3. As for diethylstilbestrol, it is an artificially synthesized estrogen with relatively strong effects. It is mainly used to treat ovarian insufficiency, amenorrhea, uterine hypoplasia, functional uterine bleeding, menopausal syndrome and diseases caused by abnormal pituitary function. Diethylstilbestrol has certain side effects on the human body. It should be used with caution by people with liver or kidney diseases, pregnant women, or people with a history of breast cancer or a family history of breast cancer.