Causes of poor breast development

Of course, upright, plump and elastic breasts are the pursuit of perfection of every woman and also the key to improving one's own charm. However, some people are deeply troubled by underdeveloped breasts or shrinkage of breasts due to breastfeeding. So, what is the cause of underdeveloped breasts?

Most cases of breast hypoplasia are caused by congenital diseases, such as kidney deficiency, cold constitution of pregnant mothers, etc.; very few are caused by acquired factors, such as incorrect wearing of clothes during puberty, chest burn scars, muscle atrophy, etc.

The specific manifestations of breast hypoplasia include flat breasts on both sides or one side, accompanied by incomplete development of the pectoralis major muscle in the same direction, but the skin is still smooth and elastic.

Common reasons:

1. Insufficient estrogen metabolism in female insects. Insufficient estrogen metabolism in female insects will indirectly cause incomplete development of small mammary lobes and alveoli, thereby affecting breast development.

2. Malnutrition during adolescence. Irregular diet, staying up late, and excessive weight loss can cause malnutrition in adolescents, affecting and hindering the normal growth and development of the breasts.

3. Endocrine disorders. The psychological problems and work pressure of adolescents can cause psychological disorders and endocrine disorders, affecting the normal growth and development of the breasts.

4. Improper clothing wearing - binding up the chest due to psychological problems and not being able to accept oneself, or wearing a bra that is too tight due to lack of awareness of body growth and development, can all lead to incomplete breast development.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Teenagers should not pay too much attention to weight loss, because malnutrition will not only cause menstrual disorders, poor gastrointestinal function, anemia, etc., but also lead to poor academic performance and slow height growth.

2. Pay attention to improving nutrition, especially during the growth and development period of girls aged 12-13. Eat more foods with high protein and fat content and fresh fruits and vegetables (papaya, peanuts, etc.) to lay a solid foundation for the growth and development of breasts.

3. Increase physical exercise, enhance immunity, or give the breasts some appropriate massage to improve the blood circulation of the breasts, which may also have certain improvements.