Why do women have breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia refers to the degenerative changes in the structure of breast tissue tubes and lobules and the growth and development of idiopathic connective tissue. The main cause of the disease is endocrine hormone imbalance. It is a non-inflammatory and non-tumor disease. It is some unhealthy living habits that cause the body's qi circulation disorder and hormone secretion disorder, which leads to long-term poor stimulation of the mammary gland ducts and causes abnormal proliferation and enlargement of breast tissue.

How do women get breast hyperplasia?

1. Abortion, sterilization surgery, and not breastfeeding cause breast dysfunction. Many women cannot have normal and regular breast physiological activities due to reasons such as older singleness, infertility, imbalanced marital life, abortion, divorce and living alone, and suppression of breastfeeding. Their breasts are disordered, and the Chong and Ren reproductive axes are damaged, making them prone to breast diseases.

2. Being sensitive, suspicious, emotionally upset, irritable and easily angry can easily lead to poor blood circulation in the breasts

With the development of society, people's competitive concepts and pace of life have also changed greatly, especially women, who are usually sensitive and suspicious, and easily keep things in their hearts. If they cannot vent for a long time, the liver meridian will be blocked, and the entire extracellular fluid will undergo adverse changes, increasing the incidence of breast diseases.

3. Eating and drinking without restraint, eating too much greasy or cold food, and the stagnation of qi will also block the breast.

Today's living standards continue to improve, people have begun to eat and drink unscrupulously, and habits such as eating greasy and damp food, and liking cold things have become common. These lifestyles will affect the body's qi, especially the qi of the spleen meridian, liver and gallbladder meridian. Once these meridians are blocked, the incidence of breast hyperplasia will increase.

4. Long-term use of hormones, wearing inappropriate underwear, and compressing the chest lymph nodes. Long-term use of health products containing growth hormones, emergency contraception, etc. will cause endocrine imbalance, or wearing a bra that is too tight will compress the chest lymph nodes and blood circulation system. These methods will hinder breast health and cause breast discomfort.

How to prevent breast hyperplasia scientifically?

1. Regular sleep quality

Regular sleep is not only beneficial to the balance of endocrine, but also provides a good atmosphere for the body's various hormones to balance and play a healthy role. There is strength in unity, and the synergistic cooperation of various growth hormones can certainly defeat breast hyperplasia.

2. Harmonious sex life

A harmonious married life can first regulate endocrine, stimulate estrogen secretion, and enhance the protection and repair of breasts. In addition, sexual pleasure stimulation can also speed up blood circulation and prevent breast hyperplasia due to obstruction of blood circulation. When the "sex" environment expands and the opportunities for sexual excitement increase, the secretion of "estrogen" can be promoted, leading to an increase in estrogen and a relative decrease in progesterone levels, thereby causing breast hyperplasia. Therefore, maintaining harmonious sexual life and regular life for couples can eliminate factors that are unfavorable to breast health.

3. Keep a good mood

That’s right, breast hyperplasia is afraid of you being in a good mood! Because the mood is good, the normal ovulation of the uterus and ovaries will not be affected by bad mood, the secretion of estrogen will not be reduced, the breast will not proliferate due to the unilateral stimulation of estrogen, and the already proliferated breast will slowly recover under the care of estrogen. Depression and bad temper can inhibit the ovulation function of the uterus and ovaries, resulting in a decrease in progesterone levels, an increase in estrogen, and breast hyperplasia.