Why do nipples hurt during ovulation?

During a woman's ovulation period, various body functions will become abnormal. The secretion of estrogen will also suddenly increase, which will cause many adverse reactions in the body. Some women experience nipple pain during ovulation. This is actually a normal phenomenon and may be caused by inflammation in the body. Let’s take a look at what causes nipple pain during ovulation.

Breast pain during ovulation is a common reaction. Don't worry, it is caused by fluctuations in hormone levels in the body and it will go away after a few days. Generally speaking, breast pain during ovulation is caused by changes in hormone levels in the body. Don't worry too much, just make sure to get more rest, wear comfortable underwear that fits you, and don't eat spicy food.

Nipple pain during ovulation is probably caused by unstable hormone levels and has little to do with cleanliness. This situation will disappear once the hormone levels stabilize. Generally, no special treatment is required and you can just use a hot towel to apply a hot compress.

This situation can generally be considered to be related to endocrine hormones. It is recommended that you do the following: pay attention to diet and local cleanliness in daily life. You can take Jinji Granules and antibiotics, cephalexin tablets and Xiaoyao Pills orally for treatment. Symptomatic treatment of this situation can recover quickly.

Nipple pain may be caused by inflammation

For pain caused by nipple pain, it is recommended to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs. Nipple pain may also be caused by sebaceous cysts or sebaceous adenitis, or breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to go to the breast department of a regular hospital for examination. During this period, you can use a warm towel for hot compress and pay attention to local cleanliness.

First go to the hospital to confirm whether you are pregnant. If you rule it out, it should be premenstrual pain, which is one of the premenstrual tension syndrome. Many women have breast fullness, hardness, tenderness and nipple pain 7-14 days before menstruation. In severe cases, the breasts will swell and hurt when slightly vibrated or bumped. This is due to the increase of estrogen levels in the body before menstruation, breast hyperplasia, and tissue edema. After menstruation, the above changes may disappear. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest in the premenstrual period, avoid excessive mental stress, and eat less salt to prevent or alleviate symptoms.