What causes breast acupuncture pain?

Many women have experienced breast pain in their daily lives, but the severity varies. Some people may feel pain like being pricked by needles, and this situation is the most common. So what are the usual causes? Below, the editor will elaborate on the collected information in detail, hoping to bring some help to female friends.

Breast acupuncture pain is generally completely normal. The most painful time is around ovulation, and it hurts even when you touch it with your hand. The luteal phase is slightly less intense until menstruation occurs. The pain is the worst before and after ovulation. I don’t know if it’s the effect of estrogen. Estrogen levels are highest before and on the day of ovulation. After the corpus luteum is formed, due to the effect of progesterone, estrogen is not as high as before ovulation, so nipple pain is slightly relieved, but it will exist until menstruation comes.

However, it may also be caused by breast diseases. For example, the clinical manifestations of breast cysts are mostly breast lumps and breast pain. About 80% of patients have symptoms of breast pain, which is mostly bilateral but can also be unilateral. The nature of the pain is divided into distension, tingling, shooting pain, dull pain or tenderness. The manifestation of breast pain is usually stable, which may worsen before menstruation and often worsen with mood changes, fatigue, and weather changes.

The clinical manifestations of breast lumps are breast lumps and breast pain, which are mostly bilateral but can also occur unilaterally. They may cause distension, tingling, shooting pain, dull pain or tenderness. The pain is more severe before menstruation and may be aggravated by mood changes, fatigue, and weather changes. Some patients have systemic symptoms such as nipple itching, discharge, bitter taste in the mouth, stuffiness, anorexia, and menstrual disorders. The early symptoms of breast lumps are easy to be ignored, but if they are taken seriously, they may turn into cancer, and recovery will be faster with early treatment.

All of these factors may cause symptoms of needle-like pain in the breast. Generally speaking, physiological causes do not need to be treated and can be alleviated by paying attention to breast care in daily life. However, the editor would like to emphasize that if it is caused by a disease, appropriate examinations and treatments must be carried out in a timely manner.