Breast pain after three years of menopause

Women will have menstruation every month after entering puberty, and except for the pregnancy stage, it will continue until menopause. Most people will enter menopause between the ages of 45 and 55. After menopause, women will no longer have menstruation, and their ovaries will shrink and they will not ovulate. In theory, women should have fewer gynecological diseases after menopause, but some women still find that they have swelling and pain in their breasts.

If you have breast pain after menopause, it may be short-term pain at first. It is a normal physiological need. Because the metabolism rate of endogenous estrogen decreases during menopause, the breast tissue cannot adapt to this change yet, so there will be such manifestations. The most common is local pain or thickening of the gland duct. At this time, you don’t need to be too anxious. In your daily life, you can eat some foods containing estrogen appropriately, such as soybeans and other bean foods. You must pay attention to nutrition in your diet, and you must have a happy mood. Don’t be too anxious. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

If you have been in menopause for a long time and suddenly have breast pain, you need to be alert, because this may be some disease of your own. When the body's estrogen secretion decreases, it will not cause long-term breast pain in women. Now clinical medicine has found that women after menopause are also prone to breast cancer, so it is also necessary for us to go to the hospital for relevant examinations at this time.

If there is breast pain in the short period of time after menopause, it is generally caused by the body's inability to adapt to the changes of decreased estrogen. This is a normal phenomenon. We just need to take in some estrogen appropriately and have a good lifestyle. However, if it has been a long time since menopause and women suddenly have breast pain, it may be some more inconvenient malignant diseases, and must go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.