Nipple pain in summer

When summer comes, people will experience various symptoms of discomfort due to the hot weather. The body will also have various reactions due to the high temperature of the outside world. Most people will find themselves experiencing endocrine disorders in the summer. Some people feel swelling and pain in their nipples in the summer, which may be caused by getting a fever. Let’s take a look at what causes nipple pain in the summer.

Nipple pain may be caused by sebaceous cyst or sebaceous adenitis, or breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to go to the breast department of a regular hospital for examination. You can first apply a warm towel and pay attention to local cleanliness.

Breast hyperplasia is caused by endocrine disorders. The best treatment is to regulate the endocrine system and appropriately combine it with some physical therapy as an auxiliary treatment, which will have a better effect. During the conditioning period, try not to eat foods that are hormonally irritating, such as: KFC, McDonald's, health products, etc., as well as spicy, sour and cold foods. Eat more fresh vegetables, fruits, and light foods.

If you simply take one or some medicine, it can only temporarily relieve your condition, but it cannot fundamentally eliminate breast hyperplasia.

After entering puberty, boys' bodies develop comprehensively, their voices become deeper, and the secretion of male hormones increases. Therefore, boys' breasts are stimulated by hormones and will experience slight swelling and pain. Boys' breast enlargement is mostly manifested under the nipple or areola, and can be as small as a cherry or as large as half a walnut, with a feeling of swelling and pain. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, which mostly occurs between the ages of 13 and 16 and usually lasts for about a year. It usually does not require any treatment and will naturally subside as endocrine function gradually improves.

Breast hyperplasia is caused by endocrine disorders. The best treatment is to regulate the endocrine system and appropriately combine it with some physical therapy as an auxiliary treatment, which will have a better effect. During the conditioning period, try not to eat foods that are hormonally irritating, such as: KFC, McDonald's, health products, etc., as well as spicy, sour and cold foods. Eat more fresh vegetables, fruits, and light foods.

If you simply take one or some medicine, it can only temporarily relieve your condition, but it cannot fundamentally eliminate breast hyperplasia.