Flirt reduced life lobular hyperplasia
January 29th, 2010
Breast lobular hyperplasia is a common form of middle-aged women breast disease.
Some data indicate that early age at the time produced more than 30 years old, has never childbirth, postpartum non-breast-feeding, frequency of abortion, sex life too thin and many other women, a higher incidence of breast hyperplasia. Thus, breast lobular hyperplasia and the relationship between sexual activity is still very close.
In order to reduce the incidence of the disease, from the “nature” perspective, available from the following aspects: First, we must timely marriage and childbearing. We must advocate late marriage and childbearing, but it should not be too late. The best 28-year-old married woman, aged 30, before the birth, too late child-bearing are also negative eugenics. Secondly, we must do a good job of contraception. 6 weeks of pregnancy when the embryo villi secretion of estrogen and progesterone can stimulate breast hyperplasia. If for flow, the proliferation of breast tissue atrophy is not easy, more difficult to restore the status quo ante, and this easy to form a lobular hyperplasia. Third, sexual intercourse regularly. Breasts of women say that breast-feeding is not only an organ, but also sexual organs. Sexual life, the breast will occur periodically change: in the sexual arousal periods, breast venous congestion, the breast increases, fullness; sex duration, the areola congestion, nipple erection; orgasm, these changes have also reached its peak; sex orgasm After the areola congestive quickly faded, a quarter of an hour and then increased gradually to restore the status quo ante of the breast.
Breast of these reactions, functions as a regulator of the breast. If long-term lack of sexual activity, would be the absence of such physiological regulation, it is easy to induce lobular hyperplasia and breast cancer. Therefore, the rules should be carried out between husband and wife sex life. Finally, to breastfeeding. Breastfeeding can reduce the breast hyperplasia and breast cancer incidence.