Why do both nipples hurt?

Many female friends have experienced nipple pain, but most women don’t understand nipple pain very well. When they experience nipple pain, they think it’s no big deal and don’t take it seriously. Experts suggest: Nipple pain is a clinical symptom of breast disease, and breast pain may hide dangerous breast disease. So, what causes nipple pain in women?

Breast pain is divided into physiological pain and physiological pain. There is no need to worry about physiological pain, but physiological pain is caused by breast diseases. Breast pain may be caused by the following breast diseases:

1. Breast hyperplasia: If nipple swelling and pain is pathological, and often begins to itch or worsens before menstruation, and can be relieved or disappeared after menstruation, the pain and itching are distending or stabbing, and sometimes extend to the armpits or shoulders in the same direction, and some people have mild to moderate itching and pain, then it is considered to be breast hyperplasia.

2. Mastitis: Nipple pain is one of the typical symptoms of mastitis. Some breasts may become itchy, tender, have lumps with unclear boundaries, and experience swelling and pain.

3. Breast cancer: 48% of breast cancer patients experience varying degrees of nipple itching and tingling, which gradually worsens and involves the shoulders and back. About 13% of breast cancer patients have nipple itching as the main symptom, and in 6% of these patients, nipple itching is the only early manifestation. In the late stage of breast cancer, the nipple pain is extremely severe and unbearable.

What causes nipple pain in women? Experts remind: The above introduces several types of breast diseases that may be caused by nipple pain. If you find that you have breast pain, you should go to a regular hospital for a breast examination as soon as possible. Through the examination, you can diagnose what breast diseases you have, and finally treat the nipple pain to reduce the harm caused by nipple pain.