With the profound changes in modern women’s lifestyle, eating habits and environmental factors, some new female physiological characteristics emerge accordingly, which provides a suitable breeding ground for the development of breast cancer. According to the research of many scientists and medical doctors in Europe and America, the following ten categories of people are prone to breast cancer, please pay attention! 1, mastopexy that does not heal for years Mastopexy is a slow disease. Although not every case of mammary hyperplasia will become malignant, there are many links between the two, prompting people to take active health care and treatment. Those with mastocytosis who are older, have a longer history, have larger lumps, or have a lump that is not clearly associated with menstruation are prone to malignancy. In view of the possibility of malignancy in mastopexy, it is recommended to improve the condition as early as possible and not to delay carelessness. 2, repeated abortion surgery Many women always ask their doctors before having an abortion: how much does abortion affect the body? And what they consider generally refers to the damage to the flesh and pain, without recognizing the impact of painless hormonal changes on the body. 3, commonly used hormonal drugs or cosmetics Research proves that: abuse of estrogen-containing health products may lead to breast cancer. 4.Family history of breast cancer excluding genetic causes and environmental factors Each of us is a branch sticking out from that huge FAMILY TREE The health condition of the main stem will affect our future to varying degrees. 5, not breastfeeding or breastfeeding too long 6, obesity or excessive fat intake 7, mental depression, frequent anger, bad mood 8, repeated long-term exposure to various kinds of radiation (multiple radiation, computers, cell phones, etc.) 9, celibacy without children or infertility after marriage 10, late menarche or menopause New physiological phenomena in women today, such as early menarche, late menopause, infertility and late childbearing, have greatly increased the incidence of breast cancer. Epidemiological studies show that today’s children are rich in nutrition, abuse of supplements, early menstruation, some women delay menopause artificially to prolong puberty, and the mammary glands are subjected to estrogen action for too long. In addition, celibacy, short duration of marriage, many sexual partners, and age of first birth more than 30 years old, the number of women with breast hyperplasia has increased, although breast hyperplasia is not a malignant tumor, but if left untreated for a long time, it may turn into breast cancer. Therefore, experts in breast cancer caution that understanding breast health knowledge, adjusting lifestyle and curing breast hyperplasia are the best measures to stop precancerous lesions of breast cancer and prevent breast cancer.