Many women feel uncomfortable because they have one larger breast than the other. The left breast is typically larger than the right in women and men who are overweight or obese. Sixty-plus percent of people around the globe go through this. Accurately termed “breast asymmetry,” this condition is a common one....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
When there is a visible variation in the size, placement, or shape of the two breasts, this is known as asymmetry. Several of the scientific explanations for this occurrence will be discussed in this article.
Healthline lists several possible explanations for breast asymmetry.
1. Repeated stress may contribute to breast asymmetry. Countless studies and studies in the scientific community have demonstrated this. This condition may be triggered by exposure to a traumatic event, such as a rape, an accident, an attempted murder, or something even more heinous.
2. Genealogical and inherited factors can play a role in determining a woman’s breast size and shape. If a woman’s mother or grandmother has uneven breasts, such tendency is likely to be passed on to the child.
3. A hormonal imbalance, according to Healthline, is a significant factor in the development of breast asymmetry. Hormonal or estrogen imbalances can cause a woman’s breasts to sag or enlarge in one area.
4. Breast asymmetry is a common puberty occurrence for females. One breast may develop and respond to the additional estrogen more quickly than the other. It is common for a young adolescent to see asymmetrical breast development when puberty first begins.
Asymmetry inside the breasts is more common than you might think. Some people, especially women, worry that it’s an indication of breast cancer because it might get more pronounced with age.
There’s no need to panic; one-third of all women experience this problem. Breast asymmetry is not indicative of cancer and any other potentially lethal disease, as has been demonstrated by extensive expert investigation and testing…CONTINUE READING>>
