I have constant stabbing pain in my chest

Women's breast diseases are also very important for women, because when women have problems with their breasts, their endocrine system will be disrupted. And for those women who are breastfeeding, if they often feel breast pain, they can no longer breastfeed. It is very likely that there will be some bacteria in the women's milk that will be transmitted to the baby. So why do you always have bursts of stabbing pain in your breasts?

In addition to endocrine disorders, mental factors are also the main cause of breast hyperplasia. Some women suffer from endocrine disorders, autonomic nervous system disorders, poor sleep, bad temper, etc. due to mental factors such as work pressure, family and marriage. In addition, the number of middle-aged women suffering from hypertension and diabetes is increasing, and they are also prone to endocrine disorders. Estrogen, progesterone levels and glandular structure may be disordered to a certain extent. Studies have found that patients with breast hyperplasia are often melancholic, introverted or extreme. Some patients have breast pain every time they are angry, and the symptoms are relieved when they are in a good mood, and the local lumps become soft. How to stay away from breast hyperplasia, the main measures are:

1. Pregnancy and breastfeeding are normal functions of the female body and are a physiological regulation of breast function. Therefore, timely marriage, childbirth and breastfeeding are beneficial to the breast. In addition, maintaining a harmonious and regular life between husband and wife can eliminate factors that are not conducive to breast health.

2. Keep a happy mood and stable emotions. If the mood is unstable, it will inhibit the ovulation function of the ovaries, increase estrogen, and lead to breast hyperplasia.

3. Avoid using creams and drugs containing estrogen. Some women use creams containing estrogen for a long time for skin beauty, which increases the estrogen level in the body and can induce breast hyperplasia over time.

4. People with other gynecological diseases are also prone to breast diseases, such as menstrual cycle disorders, adnexitis, etc. Therefore, actively preventing and treating gynecological diseases is also an important part of reducing the factors that induce breast hyperplasia.

5. Patients with breast hyperplasia need to have regular checkups. They should have a breast ultrasound every six months or one year. Patients over 40 years old with severe breast pain symptoms can have a double breast mammography once a year. Early treatment can be treated with medication, and most patients do not need medication. The so-called "taking medication can prevent cancer" is unfounded.