What causes nipple pain in women?

Women have special physiological characteristics, so they often experience some physical disease symptoms, especially gynecological diseases in the vagina or breasts. For example, symptoms such as nipple pain. Although these minor symptoms will not cause any major harm to the body for the time being, if you do not pay attention to them, they may cause more serious diseases. So what causes nipple pain in women? Let us introduce it to you below.

1. Caused by menstruation: This kind of pain is obviously related to menstruation. Usually, it causes breast swelling and pain two or three days before menstruation due to increased blood supply, and gradually disappears after menstruation. Due to its obvious relationship with menstruation, it usually does not cause trouble to the person concerned.

2. The pain is caused by pressure from an ill-fitting bra, which can be relieved by changing the bra.

3. Excessive breast size causes drooping and discomfort.

4. Pain caused by breast trauma.

5. Redness, swelling, heat and pain caused by breast inflammation and infection. Mastitis is particularly prone to occur during lactation. Proper treatment (such as administration of antibiotics and appropriate massage) can quickly relieve the symptoms.

6. Breast cancer itself rarely causes pain. Pain will only occur when the cancer worsens and invades nearby tissues such as the skin or chest wall.

Therefore, if you have breast pain, you may try to find the cause yourself based on the above possibilities. However, if there is no obvious cause and the pain persists, you should immediately seek the help of a professional doctor. This is very necessary.

The above are the specific causes of female nipple pain. After reading these, you should have a more detailed understanding of the above reasons causing female nipple pain. After knowing these, we must be very careful in our daily lives, always pay attention to protecting our bodies, and not do things that are bad for our health. Develop good living habits.