Why do I have occasional breast pain?

Breasts are not only a symbol of femininity, but also a very important organ. A healthy breast can bring many benefits to women, so more and more women are beginning to pay attention to breast health. However, in life, some women often experience occasional breast pain, which makes women very worried. So what causes occasional breast pain? Let's take a look.

First, what is the cause of occasional tingling in the breast? It may be breast hyperplasia. Nipple pain in pregnant women may also be caused by breast hyperplasia. This disease is divided into mild and severe types. Mild cases do not require treatment and can be treated while being observed. Severe cases can be treated with Chinese medicine: Ru'an tablets, Rupixiao, Xiaoyao pills, and Rukang tablets. In your diet, avoid eating barbecued and fried foods, do not use hormone drugs indiscriminately, use less hormone-containing cosmetics, maintain a good mood, and avoid tension. The bra should be worn moderately and not too tight. Replace it with a wider bra in time to support the growing breasts.

Second, it may be the characteristics of pregnancy. Starting from pregnancy, expectant mothers will feel breast swelling and even some pain. Occasionally, squeezing the nipples will produce sticky yellowish colostrum. And as the mammary glands enlarge, lumps-like growths may develop in the breasts. These are inevitable experiences of being a mother. From the moment the fertilized egg implants, along with the changes in hormones in the body, the breasts also respond accordingly to prepare for future breastfeeding. Pregnant women with nipple pain can use hot compresses, massage and other methods to relieve discomfort. Gently massage your breasts with your hands every day to promote breast development and clean your nipples frequently. But don't massage in the later stages because it will cause uterine contractions.

Why does the occasional tingling in the breast occur? In fact, it is a disease in other parts of the body that manifests as pain in the breast area, such as pneumonia and costochondritis. Cyclic breast pain: It is related to the menstrual cycle and reflects the cyclical changes in hormones in the body. This pain is largely normal and mainly occurs in premenopausal women, especially before the age of 35. Most cases can be relieved by themselves. Non-cyclical breast pain: Compared with cyclical breast pain, non-cyclical breast pain is more worthy of attention. But most non-cyclical breast pain is also benign. Its characteristics include intermittent onset, variable pain intensity, mostly unilateral occurrence, and sharp nature.