Patient's question:
What is the reason for the growth of breast-like protrusions in the upper lateral axillary region of a child's two breasts, and what impact does it have on humans?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, accessory breast tissue is common in women. It usually does not require treatment. Surgery to remove the accessory breast should only be considered when the tissue is very large and affects appearance, or when there is suspicion of malignant changes. This has no impact on subsequent reproductive pregnancy. If the accessory breast is small, surgery may not be needed temporarily, but regular follow-up with color Doppler ultrasound is recommended. If the accessory breast grows rapidly or is large, it should be removed promptly.