Why do I have chest pain all the time?

I believe every woman has experienced breast pain in her life. Sometimes it may only last for a short while, but sometimes the pain may last for a very long time. At this time, many women may worry about whether they will suffer from the disease. Therefore, in order to help eliminate everyone’s doubts, the editor has specially found relevant information, and the possible reasons will be described in detail below.

1. Premenstrual breast pain: Many women experience breast fullness, hardness, and tenderness before menstruation. In severe cases, the breasts will swell and hurt with the slightest vibration or collision. This is caused by increased estrogen levels in the body before menstruation, breast hyperplasia, and edema of breast tissue. The above changes may disappear after menstruation. In fact, the common degree of emotional changes before menstruation is a physiological change for most women.

2. Breast pain during pregnancy: Some women experience breast pain when they are about 40 days pregnant due to the placenta and villi secreting large amounts of estrogen, progesterone and prolactin, which causes the breasts to enlarge and the pain can last throughout the pregnancy. In early pregnancy, your breasts will increase in size and become firmer and heavier. There will be a feeling of fullness and tingling in the breasts. The small particles on the dark yellow areola around the nipple are particularly prominent. Women over 30 will feel uncomfortable after pregnancy, including breast pain and so on.

3. Breast pain after abortion: This is because the pregnancy is suddenly interrupted, and the hormone level in the body drops suddenly, causing the newly developed breasts to suddenly stop growing, resulting in uncomfortable symptoms such as breast lumps and breast pain. Considering abortion should be done with extreme caution, and it should be avoided if possible.

By reading the article, we can learn about some physiological reasons that cause chest pain. If it is really caused by the above factors, there will generally not be particularly serious consequences. However, the editor would like to remind everyone that chest pain may also be caused by diseases such as mastitis, so it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.