There is a pain in the breast

The breast is the most important organ in women's body, and currently many women suffer from bleeding and slight pain in the breast. When we are about to have our period or after pregnancy, our breasts will undergo some slight changes due to changes in hormones. Most of them are physiological phenomena, so there is no need to worry. If the breast pain is not physiological, what is the reason?

What is the reason for a slight pain in the breast?

1. Insufficient breast development, resulting in lumps

Many women experience breast pain, which is related to their hormones. Insufficient breast development, medically known as atrophy, often causes mastalgia. The process of female hormone changes caused by menarche is like the ebb and flow of the tide. After the tide recedes, sand will remain. These "sands" that are not left behind with the ebb of the tide are like the squamous epithelial cells that continue to fall off and regenerate in the breast. They remain in the mammary ducts and cause incomplete atrophy.

2. Third degree pain requires early diagnosis

The doctor said that breast pain is divided into three degrees. The first degree is pain felt when touching hard, the second degree is pain felt when moving, and the third degree is pain felt when still or even in bed. First-degree pain does not need to be treated, second-degree pain can be considered and treated with medication, and third-degree pain is also called moderate to severe pain, so you can go to the doctor.

3. Breast hardness or softness has nothing to do with symptoms

In addition to breast pain, the firmness of the breasts can also be classified into grades: one degree is as soft as the mouth, two degrees is moderately hard and soft like the nose, and three degrees is as hard as the forehead. But whether it is soft or hard, it has no practical significance in warning of the disease. If you feel a "lump" in your breast and it is symmetrical on both sides, you can consider it a normal hyperplasia. If the "lump" changes before and after your menstrual period, you don't need to worry about cancer.