Introduce the causes of chest pain

Let me introduce to you the reasons for chest pain when menstruation is approaching. Many women experience breast pain when their menstrual period is about to come. I always have chest pain before my period. It’s very painful. When it’s serious, I can’t touch it at all. But it will slowly get better once my period comes. What is going on? Is this normal or is there something wrong with my chest? Here are some reasons why you may have chest pain during your upcoming menstrual period.

1. Condition analysis: This situation is considered to be a problem of premenstrual syndrome. It starts 7-14 days before menstruation and gets worse 2-3 days before menstruation.

Suggestions: Breast pain can be physiological or pathological. It is normal for women to have pain and tenderness before menstruation (due to hormone levels after ovulation). If the symptoms are severe or irregular, and there are local breast lumps, etc., it is pathological and needs to be diagnosed and treated by B-ultrasound and mammography in the hospital's surgery or breast specialist department.

2. Condition Analysis: Hello, breast pain before menstruation can be physiological or pathological. It is normal for women to have pain and tenderness before menstruation (due to hormone levels after ovulation). If the symptoms are severe or irregular, and there are local breast lumps, etc., it is pathological.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital's surgery or breast specialist department for B-ultrasound and mammography examinations for diagnosis and treatment.

3. Condition analysis: Breast lumps usually refer to a disease in which lumps grow inside the breast due to the different composition of the breast tissue. Breast lumps are the most common breast disease. Many benign diseases also manifest themselves in the form of breast lumps. Therefore, the most important thing in identifying breast lumps is to distinguish between benign and malignant ones. Except for breast cancer, which is malignant, lumps caused by breast fibroadenoma, breast hyperplasia, breast milk cyst, breast fat necrosis, etc. are all benign and can be treated through acupoint and reflex zone massage.

Suggestions: Fibroadenoma: The ideal treatment is surgical removal. Fibroadenoma does not increase the patient's risk of breast cancer.

Breast cancer: Common treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy (radiation therapy), and endocrine therapy.

Breast inflammation: For simple inflammation, antibiotic treatment should usually be able to achieve effective control

6. Condition analysis: Your condition is medically called mastalgia, which is characterized by breast pain related to the menstrual cycle. Breast pain occurs a few days before the start of menstruation, and sometimes nodules with unclear boundaries can be felt. The pain is relieved or disappears after the menstruation comes. This condition is related to the increase and decrease of estrogen levels in the body. Estrogen levels rise as the eggs in the ovaries develop, stimulating the mammary glands to develop and produce some fluid, so the breasts grow larger and may be painful. When the egg dies, estrogen levels drop rapidly, the breast glands shrink, the breasts become smaller, and the swelling and pain disappear.

Opinion and suggestion: Mastodynia is a physiological phenomenon and does not require treatment. Massaging your breasts for a few minutes before going to bed or applying hot compresses are effective ways to relieve breast pain.

Guidance: Hello, your condition will be better after your menstruation. It is probably physiological breast hyperplasia, which is related to changes in hormone levels in the body. You need to pay more attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, increase nutrition, and try to maintain a regular life.

The above are the reasons for chest pain when menstruation is approaching. Premenstrual chest pain can be physiological or pathological. If it is physiological, just pay attention to rest, but if it is pathological, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. I hope my introduction to you will be helpful to you.