Causes of mastoid dysplasia in puberty

Some women find that their children cannot suck on their nipples after giving birth. After observation and diagnosis by a doctor, it is found that their nipples are short and their mastoids are underdeveloped. At this time, many methods will be used to improve the situation. In fact, mastoid dysplasia during adolescence can be treated, but the patient must first find the cause and then carry out relevant symptomatic treatment. So what are the causes and treatments of mastoid dysplasia during adolescence? Let us do a detailed analysis.

reason:

First of all, it is related to hormone deficiency. Breast development is affected by endocrine hormones from the anterior pituitary gland, adrenal cortex and ovaries. The anterior pituitary gland produces breast-stimulating hormone, which directly affects breast development, while the ovaries produce estrogen and progesterone, which promote breast development. In addition, growth hormone, insulin, etc. are also indispensable components for breast development. Therefore, small breasts are closely related to insufficient hormone secretion.

Secondly, breast size is also affected by factors such as race, genetics and physique. For example, the breasts of Western women are much fuller than those of Eastern women. Generally speaking, if the mother has small breasts, the daughter's breasts will not be full either. Fat people have more fat accumulation, so their breasts appear full and prominent, while thin people have less fat accumulation, so their breasts appear small and flat.

Again, suffering from certain diseases can also affect breast development. If a girl suffers from hypopituitarism, pituitary dwarfism, primary ovarian dysgenesis and other diseases, her breasts will also be small.

Treatment:

Diet adjustment: Eat more foods rich in vitamin E and B group. Cabbage, cauliflower, sunflower oil, sesame oil, etc. are rich in vitamin E. Animal offal, eggs, milk and soy products are rich in vitamin B2. Cereals, beans, lean meat, etc. are rich in vitamin B6.

Hormone therapy: Choose thyroxine, 60 mg orally twice a day; or take a small amount of estrogen ethidol tablets 0.5-1.0 mg twice a day from the 5th or 6th day of menstruation for 20 consecutive days; you can also inject progesterone intramuscularly every other day from the 1st or 2nd day of menstruation, 20 mg each time, for a total of 5 times.

This article analyzes in detail the causes and treatments of mastoid dysplasia in adolescence. Mastoid dysplasia is very common, but it is difficult to diagnose in the early stages. This is mainly because adolescence is the stage of breast development, and there may be errors in the diagnosis of breast symptoms. However, girls in adolescence must pay attention to the causes of the disease and do preventive health care based on the causes, so as to stay away from the occurrence of the disease and reduce damage to patients.