Patient's question:
What are the causes of breast hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Generally believed to be related to endocrine disorders and mental, environmental factors, etc.1. Endocrine disorders. The decreased secretion of progesterone and the relatively increased estrogen are important causes of breast hyperplasia. Such as underdeveloped ovaries, menstrual disorders, thyroid diseases, and liver dysfunction.
2. Influence of emotional and mental factors. Poor mental state, such as stress and emotional excitement, can easily lead to breast hyperplasia. Frequent staying up late and lack of sleep can also cause breast hyperplasia. Moreover, these adverse factors can worsen existing symptoms of breast hyperplasia.
3. Human factors or bad habits: Infertility in women at an advanced age, sexual dysfunction, induced abortion, marital discord, and lack of breastfeeding, among other reasons, prevent the normal, cyclical physiological activity of the breasts. Wearing tight bras or tight underwear, etc.
4. Unreasonable dietary structure, such as high-fat, high-energy diets leading to excessive fat intake, and bad habits like drinking and smoking can induce breast diseases. Additionally, with improved diets, many people suffer from hypertension and hyperglycemia, which can easily lead to endocrine disorders in women and result in breast hyperplasia.
5. Long-term use of estrogen-containing health products or birth control pills. Long-term excessive intake of estrogen in the human body will lead to endocrine imbalance. Some fast-growing foods, artificial-fed aquatic products and poultry also contain hormone components. Long-term consumption can also lead to the occurrence of breast diseases.