What is the reason for the recent chest pain?

For most female friends, breast pain sometimes occurs, which seriously affects their normal daily life. So, what is the cause of chest pain?

Next, I will give you a brief introduction.

Method/Process

1. For young girls, chest pain may be caused by the growth of breasts during puberty. At this time, girls' breasts begin to bulge and will be accompanied by swelling and pain.

2. Swelling and pain occur before menstruation. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. It will not affect your health and will disappear automatically after the menstrual period.

3. If you are pregnant, it is due to excessive estrogen secretion, which causes breast hyperplasia. No treatment is needed and it is a normal condition.

4. Female friends who have an unhappy married life may experience breast pain, which is also normal.

5. Breast cancer, which is the worst condition and may threaten a person's life.

6. Bad mood and blocked air in the chest cause bloating and pain.

Breast pain

In breast) can be seen in physiology and pathology, common physiological breast pain includes: swelling and pain during puberty, premenstrual pain, swelling and pain during pregnancy, swelling and pain after childbirth and abortion, but most of the physiological breast pain is related to psychological anxiety. If breast pain persists and does not subside, or even becomes more severe, or if you feel a lump with irregular shape, unclear edges, and poor mobility when touching your breast, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

(1) Breast hyperplasia: The key cause of the disease is the imbalance of endocrine growth hormone. The response of breast tissue to growth hormone is very sensitive, and breast pain is often the first symptom for patients with breast hyperplasia to seek medical treatment. Fibrocystic breast disease may be accompanied by breast lumps, menstrual disorders (delayed, scanty, light-colored menstruation), nipple discharge, mood changes (worsening temper, irritability, tension and anxiety), etc. Therefore, it is important to distinguish normal breast pain from breast hyperplasia to avoid delaying treatment.

(2) Mastitis: Mastitis is divided into lactation mastitis and non-lactation mastitis. Common subacute mastitis often occurs during lactation, especially in the primiparous period. It is a subacute breast inflammation caused by bacterial infection during lactation, and some patients will have typical manifestations of redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Symptoms such as chills, fever, fatigue, and loss of appetite may occur throughout the body. If a breast cyst occurs, color Doppler ultrasound can show the fluid level, and puncture can extract the pus.