Beware of Four Common Breast Health Misconceptions

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　　Misunderstanding 1: Use scrub to remove "acne" on areola”
　　
　　A young girl discovered that there were tiny "pimple-like" pimples on her areola, so she squeezed them with her hands. When she squeezed, a white toothpaste-like substance came out. However, within a few days, these "pimples" grew again. If she squeezed them repeatedly, the pimples tended to grow.
　　
　　“The areolar glands have a secretory function and are undergoing physiological metabolism of the body. ”Experts say that the areola of the human body skin There are hair and glands, and the glands include sweat glands, sebaceous glands and mammary glands. The sebaceous glands, also known as areolar glands, are some obvious small bumps on the areola, which are large and superficial. They are used to secrete oil and protect the delicate nipple and areola. Secretions protect the skin, lubricate nipples and baby The function of the lips.
　　
　　Breast disease experts recommend that girls with "acne" on their areolas should not wear bras with thick sponge pads, especially in hot summers. They are not breathable and have some invisible fibers blocking the openings of the glands. If "acne" recurs or the pimples become larger, it's best to see a specialist for examination. Never use facial exfoliating scrubs to remove areola "corner plugs" to avoid infection.