Many women find out that they have “breast enlargement” during medical checkups. She is worried that this is a precursor of breast cancer. In fact, mammary hyperplasia is a disorder of the breast structure caused by endocrine disorders in women, that is, the increase of estrogen and the decrease of progesterone, so don’t worry that it will definitely turn into breast cancer. The vast majority of patients with mastocytosis will get better after treatment, not that having mastocytosis will definitely turn into cancer. Only some people with moderate or severe atypical breast enlargement may turn into breast cancer. Nevertheless, it does not mean that you can rest easy if you have mastocytosis. Mastocytosis and breast cancer have the same causative factors and common pathogenesis, both are caused by the imbalance of estrogen and progesterone ratio. Moreover, it has been found clinically that some patients who were long thought to have breast hyperplasia were eventually diagnosed with breast cancer after surgery. One of the reasons for this is that we think it may be that long-term atypical hyperplasia was neglected and left untreated and transformed into breast cancer, and also that the nodules of breast hyperplasia cover up the lumps of breast cancer. Thus, if breast enlargement is found, it is important to follow up closely. If there is still a significant lump after treatment, you need to consider surgery instead of letting it go because you think it is not related. Preventing mastopexy eight attention: 1, keep the mood relaxed, emotional optimism is the best defense weapon of mastopexy. 2, adult women, all should have regular breast screening, also through self-examination, palpation, molybdenum palladium and other ways to check, especially between 40-60 years old, is the high incidence of breast cancer age, should be checked once a year. For women with breast enlargement, they should be examined at least once every six months. 3. Reduce the number of abortions to reduce the probability of mastopexy. 4, regular life, appropriate exercise. You should combine work and rest, get enough sleep, and stay up late; appropriate running, chest expansion and other exercises that can enhance the beauty of the chest. 5, breastfeeding time should be adequate. Women who do not breastfeed or breastfeed for too short a time after giving birth will cause milk accumulation and increase the probability of breast disease. 6, avoid the use of hormonal drugs and beauty products. 7, it is best not to wear too tight or squeeze the effect of breast augmentation bra, which affects the metabolism of the breast and lymphatic reflux, resulting in breast enlargement. 8, reduce the consumption of high-energy supplements and food. Eat a light diet, eat more green leafy vegetables and fresh fruits, and do not take propolis, royal jelly, pollen and some oral liquids containing hormones on your own without medical advice, especially for women in menopause, and do not use these supplements to change the status quo of declining estrogen levels.