My breasts are sore but my period is not coming

Chest pain is most common in breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to have a breast B-ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis. Breast hyperplasia is related to endocrine, genetic, dietary and other factors. It is more common in young women and is manifested as chest pain. It is mainly treated with conservative methods. It is recommended to use blood stasis and knot-removing drugs under the guidance of a doctor. It can also be combined with technical massage, hot compress, microwave heating and other acupuncture therapies to promote blood circulation and relieve pain. Improper dressing, such as tight underwear, which may compress the breasts, can also cause breast pain. Chest pain can also be seen in diseases such as mastitis and breast tumors.

Breast pain indicates the influence of female hormones, which is different from menstruation. Without ovulation or a decrease in estrogen, menstruation is unlikely to come. Breast swelling only indicates the influence of growth hormone. The absence of menstruation may be due to late menstruation or other problems. But estrogen can only be effective on the basis of the effects of female hormones.

Therefore, at this time, the patient should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to see the thickness of the uterine wall. If the uterine wall is still below 0.6 cm, menstruation will not occur when using corpus luteum copper. But if the uterine wall is already more than 0.8cm, you can use estrogen drugs and withdrawal bleeding to relieve menstruation, which is a treatment method. If a woman reaches menopause, she usually does not ovulate and her menstruation stops for a period of time. However, if it still occurs, it may cause anemia, so she should still go to the hospital for a physical examination.

If you have chest pain without your period, it may be caused by an endocrine hormone imbalance. Because when there is an endocrine hormone imbalance, it will cause abnormalities in the body's female hormones and lead to delayed menstruation, and it will also cause chest pain. For example, when there is a lot of estrogen, there will be breast pain, and it may also indicate that menstruation is coming. It is recommended to observe for 3-5 days. However, when there is chest pain and no menstruation, it is important to consider the possibility of pregnancy. After pregnancy, the body's female hormones, especially estrogen and oestrogen, will continue to increase, which will cause the breast blood vessels to continue to dilate and cause pain. It is important to consider the possibility of pregnancy.