Women's breasts are soft

We all like men with firm breasts, because such breasts can make us look very strong and attract more opposite sex, but women's and men's breasts are different. Women's breasts are very soft and have good elasticity. However, with the increasing pressure of work and life, many women's breasts will also have these problems.

1: My breasts don’t look exactly the same on both sides?

This problem is actually not as serious as it seems - probably many women who carefully examine their breasts will find that the left and right breasts are indeed a little asymmetrical. Just like a person’s left and right face cannot be perfectly symmetrical. Working harder and exercising more will make a difference. A sudden change in the size of one breast is cause for concern. This often means big trouble. If discovered, seek medical attention immediately!

2: Does taking birth control pills increase the risk of breast cancer?

Don't worry. After conducting a follow-up study on nearly 10,000 women between the ages of 35 and 64 who regularly took birth control pills, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention solemnly stated that even if taken for a long time, birth control pills will not increase women's risk of breast cancer. Cancer: What are the early symptoms of breast cancer?

Between the ages of 30 and 40, the probability of a woman developing breast cancer is 1 in 250; between the ages of 41 and 50, the probability increases to 1 in 67. However, with the improvement of early detection technology, the mortality rate of breast cancer has dropped significantly compared with the past. Pay attention to the following early symptoms of breast cancer: new lumps or thickening in the breast; changes in breast size or shape; rough or wrinkled skin; swelling, redness or warmth of the breast skin; breast tenderness that does not change with the menstrual cycle; breast secretion or blood in the secretion; inverted nipples; itching, pain or keratinization of one nipple.

3: Do you often find breast discharge?

Breast discharge is a common problem. Most breastfeeding women produce fluid when the nipple area is squeezed. But when the following situations occur, you'd better go to the hospital for examination: discharge occurs spontaneously without external stimulation; discharge occurs frequently and only on one nipple; there is blood in the discharge. Bloody discharge from the nipples is a more serious problem. 45% of the time it is intraductal papilloma. Other causes include fibrocystic fibrosis, duct dilatation, or symptoms of late pregnancy. There is also a 15% chance that it is breast cancer.