My chest hurts when I pinch it. What's going on?

Breasts are not only very important to women, but also determine their temperament. The size of breasts of different women is different. Some women will find that their breasts hurt a little when they are taking care of them. In this way, women are very worried, fearing that it is caused by some breast diseases. In fact, there are many reasons for breast pain. So what is the reason for breast pain?

First, why does it hurt when you pinch your breasts? It is considered to be hyperplasia. Generally, if you have breast hyperplasia, you are advised to actively adjust your mood and avoid being too excited. Guidance: It is recommended to check with color Doppler ultrasound to see if it is lobular hyperplasia. Or it may be caused by fluctuations in hormone levels in the body. You can try taking Xiaoyao Pills. It is best to do color Doppler ultrasound, infrared breast radiography or molybdenum target photography. And you should go to the hospital for a specialist check every year.

Second, chest pain and breast lumps during puberty are related to development, and we should also rule out the possibility that they are caused by lobular hyperplasia of the breast. Guidance: The pain caused by lobular hyperplasia of the breast worsens before menstruation, and the symptoms are relieved or even disappear after menstruation. Multiple granular nodules can be felt when palpating the chest. They are medium in texture, tender, and have good mobility. If you have premenstrual pain

Third, first of all, we should pay attention to changing some environmental and behavioral factors in life to fundamentally prevent the further development of fibrocystic fibrosis. Such as adjusting the pace of life, reducing various pressures, and improving the mental state; paying attention to establishing good living habits such as low-fat diet, not smoking, not drinking, and more activities; paying attention to preventing breast trauma, etc.

Why does it hurt when you pinch your breasts? Premenstrual breast pain mostly occurs 3 to 5 days before menstruation. Severe patients may experience pain two weeks after menstruation, around the time of ovulation. Some people experience pain in the armpits and even in the nipples. Systemic symptoms include mild edema, headache, insomnia, irritability, emotional instability, back pain, lower abdominal pain, and difficulty in defecation. After menstruation, symptoms