What causes breast discomfort?

Most women may experience breast pain, especially before and after menstruation. However, it is normal for the pain to disappear after menstruation. If the pain persists for a long time, it is likely caused by breast hyperplasia, mastitis and other diseases. In this case, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. So what is the reason for breast discomfort?

Generally speaking, there are several reasons for breast pain: one is normal, such as breast pain before menstruation is normal; the second is breast hyperplasia, Scorpio women, and breast nodules; the third is mastitis, which is common during lactation; the fourth is breast cancer.

The most common causes of breast pain are mastitis, breast hyperplasia, breast nodules or breast lumps. It is best to go to the hospital for a breast color ultrasound or breast mammography examination to confirm the diagnosis and then receive symptomatic treatment. Don't be too stressed out at ordinary times, pay more attention to rest, maintain sleep, and don't stay up late.

The causes of breast pain are mostly related to breast diseases, especially breast hyperplasia and mastitis. The influence of some physiological factors cannot be ruled out. For example, pain is prone to occur during ovulation, before menstruation, and after pregnancy. If it is too obvious, you must go to the hospital for a clear check as soon as possible. Only after the diagnosis is confirmed can it be treated. This matter cannot be ignored.

The causes of breast pain are mostly related to breast diseases, especially breast hyperplasia and mastitis. The influence of some physiological factors cannot be ruled out. For example, pain is prone to occur during ovulation, before menstruation, and after pregnancy. If it is too obvious, you must go to the hospital for a clear check as soon as possible. Only after the diagnosis is confirmed can it be treated. This matter cannot be ignored.

Breast pain can be physiological or pathological. It is normal for women to experience pain and tenderness before their menstrual period (due to hormone levels after ovulation). If the symptoms are severe or irregular, or there are local breast lumps, etc., they are pathological and require diagnosis and treatment by going to the hospital's surgery or breast specialist department for B-ultrasound and mammography.