Can women with breast hyperplasia wear bras?

Breast hyperplasia is not a very serious disease. As long as you receive treatment patiently, you will be cured one day and it will not recur. So, can you wear a bra if you have breast hyperplasia? According to some practices, it is possible to wear a bra if you have breast hyperplasia, but you have to choose a bra that suits you. Next, let us find out whether you can wear a bra if you have breast hyperplasia? What are the issues that need attention?

There is currently no evidence that wearing a bra will necessarily cause breast disease, but if the bra is not chosen appropriately or worn in an improper manner, it will indeed cause a series of health problems. For example, some women choose push-up bras or bras that are slightly smaller than their actual breasts in order to highlight their cleavage and make their breasts appear fuller. In this way, a bra that is too tight will cause compression on the breasts and affect the blood circulation in the chest, which may increase the risk of breast diseases over time.

The breasts are richly distributed with blood vessels, glandular ducts, lymphatic vessels and nerves, which play a role in nutrition and metabolism of the breasts. If the bra is too small, especially a push-up bra or a bra with an underwire on the bottom, it will squeeze the breasts, affect blood circulation, cause breast ischemia, cause pain, lead to blockage of lymph glands in the breasts, slow metabolism, increase toxins in the mammary alveoli, and induce infection or breast hyperplasia. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the underwire under the bra is right near the liver meridian of the human body. The displacement of the underwire will compress more than a dozen acupoints on the liver meridian, causing poor circulation of the meridians, which is the obstruction of lymphatic return mentioned above. Therefore, it is best not to wear push-up bras or bras with underwires.

Unbinding breasts after get off work

How to choose and wear a bra correctly? There are three suggestions: First, do not wear a bra for too long, preferably no more than 8 hours a day. Take off the bra after returning home, try to release your breasts, loosen the mammary glands, ensure the normal flow of lymphatic fluid, and do not wear a bra to sleep at night. Second, it is best to choose a bra that is made of cotton, comfortable, sweat-absorbent and soft. Don't buy bras made of chemical fiber materials with poor breathability, as such bras can easily cause skin allergies. Third, the size of the bra should be loose, and it is best to choose one size larger than your breasts. For women with larger breasts, the shoulder straps should be wider. Because the shoulder straps are too thin, it often causes discomfort in the shoulders and cervical spine. Fourth, push-up bras and bras with underwires are mainly for aesthetic purposes, so it is best to wear them less often.

Can I wear a bra if I have breast hyperplasia? Of course you can. In addition, breast hyperplasia has strict requirements on daily diet. Don’t eat foods that will worsen the disease because of greed. It is best to eat some light foods. You can also take some Chinese medicine in moderation. Too much or too little is not good. If you don’t understand this aspect, you can seek help from a doctor.