It hurts to touch both sides of the breast

If the breasts hurt when you press hard, this is probably due to breast hyperplasia. Breast hyperplasia is mainly manifested by the thickening of the mammary gland ducts, and slight touch or vibration will cause pain. The glandular ducts on both sides of the breast are relatively thick, so this is the most common location for pain in breast hyperplasia. At the same time, this area is also the area that is most easily squeezed when wearing underwear.

Therefore, if you feel pain when you touch it, it means that the degree of breast hyperplasia is more serious. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a definite diagnosis by the doctor to check whether it is breast hyperplasia and rule out other growths in the breast.

If the pain is more obvious, you can use some medicine to intervene, including drugs or some Chinese herbal prescriptions. Usually pay attention to adjust the sleep quality and mentality, maintain a stable sleep quality and a stable mentality, is also a very important factor in reducing breast hyperplasia.

The breasts will become moderately loose but will not cause pain. However, the following conditions may cause discomfort in other parts of the body.

1. If the breasts are very large and sagging, it may cause shoulder pain.

2. Some women have severe sagging breasts, especially when their breasts are large, and they will feel discomfort around their shoulders.

If you do have pain, it is not shoulder or neck pain caused by enlarged breasts. It is recommended to go to the breast department of a regular hospital and find a professional doctor to find out the cause of the pain. Don't leave it alone to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.

In clinical medicine, women with enlarged and severely sagging breasts may experience discomfort and pain around the shoulders. When this type of pain occurs, they should go to the hospital for outpatient treatment immediately.

Puberty is a very important process in the development of female breasts. Under the influence of growth hormone and with the changes in the menstrual cycle, the breasts will feel swollen and painful as they gradually grow and swell. This is a normal phenomenon during puberty and there is no need to worry too much. Maintain a positive attitude and the pain will naturally ease!