Women have pimples under their armpits and it hurts when they pinch them

There are so many abnormal phenomena encountered in daily life, such as headache, fever, cold, etc. These are all relatively minor problems that can be cured by taking medicine. Have you ever seen a hard lump under the armpit? Because I am not very clear, I have summarized some relevant content for everyone. Let’s take a look and study it together. So, what is the reason why women have hard lumps under their armpits that hurt when pinched? We should pay attention to this in our daily lives.

The reason why women have a hard lump under their armpits and it hurts when they pinch it

Some people have gray-black pits on the surface of the skin under their armpits, which are sebaceous cysts. They usually don't feel anything, but sometimes inflammation may cause swelling under the armpits and enlargement of the lump. Some women also experience breast swelling a few days before their first menstruation, and there are soft lumps when pressed lightly, which may be the woman's accessory breast. Some people may not pay attention to hygiene, and use too much spicy and irritating food in their diet, which will cause liver fire and stomach heat, causing inflammation of some parts of the body and causing lumps and swelling. It may also be breast hyperplasia, so you must pay attention to it.

Diet therapy for armpit lumps

1. Millet porridge with purslane, yellow chrysanthemum and chrysanthemum

Soak the mung beans for most of the day, wash and chop the purslane, and dry and grind the yellow chrysanthemum into powder. After the mung beans are half-cooked, add purslane and rice, simmer until it becomes porridge. Add yellow chrysanthemum powder and cook for a while. Take it twice a day. This method has the medicinal power of clearing away heat, removing fire, clearing heat and removing dampness, and can be used to treat subacute lymphangitis, in which one or more flocculent green lines appear on the affected part of the lower limbs, which are hard and painful.

2. Water chestnut porridge

Peel the water chestnuts and cut them into slices. Put them into the pot together with the cleaned rice. Add water and simmer the porridge over low heat. Take it twice a day. The effect depends on clearing away heat, detoxifying, promoting body fluid and quenching thirst. Mainly used to treat subacute lymphangitis. Note: Water chestnut extract has an inhibitory effect on Staphylococcus aureus.

3. Snow soup

50-100 grams each of water chestnuts and jellyfish skin (soaked and salt removed), decocted into a soup and drunk in 2-3 times. This is the "Xue Geng Soup" by Wang Shixiong, a famous Chinese medicine doctor in the Qing Dynasty. It has the effects of clearing heat and resolving phlegm, resolving stagnation and knotting, and lowering blood pressure. It can be used to treat phlegm-heat cough, lymph tuberculosis, and essential hypertension.