What should I do if my breasts are not developing well at the age of 18?

Women's breasts begin to develop gradually after puberty. Nowadays, children develop relatively early. Many children are almost fully developed when they are 13 or 14 years old. However, 10% of girls will not fully develop until they are in their 20s due to genetic genes. So what should we do if the breasts of 18 years old are not well developed due to malnutrition and other symptoms? Let's find out how to solve it?

It takes about four to five years for a girl's breasts to begin to develop and take shape.

According to observations of children in Beijing, a few girls have begun to develop breasts at the age of 8, half of them begin to develop at the age of 10, of which about 20% can reach the third degree, and their breasts are fully developed at the age of 13, with more than 80% of girls developing to the third degree. At the age of 19, 90% of girls have developed to the fourth degree. (You still have hope)

The early or late development of female breasts is affected by many factors such as race, genetics, nutrition, region, cultural status and lifestyle habits. Due to various reasons, the early and late development of breasts in girls can vary greatly. Some girls start to develop breasts at the age of 13, and are not fully developed at the age of 20. Some girls may even remain at the third degree when they are pregnant.

The size of breast development is affected not only by the effects of estrogen in the body, but also by genetics, environmental factors, nutritional conditions, obesity, physical exercise and other factors. If the mother has small breasts, her daughter will most likely have smaller breasts as well. This is due to genetic factors. It is also difficult for thin girls to have full breasts. Small breasts may also be related to the early or late development. Although the breasts are small, as long as the reproductive organs develop and menstruation are normal, it will not affect the breastfeeding function and fertility in adulthood. Generally speaking, the early or late development of breasts does not affect the speed of future development, nor does it affect the size and shape of the breasts in adulthood, so girls whose breasts develop later and are smaller do not need to worry.

As for what we introduced above about what to do if an 18-year-old has poor breast development, this phenomenon is caused by the secretion of androgen. The main factor is endocrine disorder. Genetics and other genes may also cause poor development. You can supplement more nutrition and eat some papaya and other foods appropriately.