Feeling of dull pain in left breast

Women should always be alert to breast pain. Breast disease has become one of the most common diseases in the world, and timely detection and treatment can effectively avoid the occurrence of malignant diseases. If a woman feels a dull pain in her left breast, she should find out the cause in time. If the pain occurs during menstruation, it is mostly a normal physiological phenomenon, but if there are lumps when you touch it, you should pay attention to the possibility of subsequent disease.

What causes left breast pain?

Many female friends have symptoms of breast pain, and there are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by menstrual factors. This pain has a very close and obvious relationship with the menstrual period. It is usually caused by the increase in blood supply in the breast area two or three days before menstruation. It will slowly disappear after the menstrual period. Because it has a very obvious relationship with the menstrual period, it generally does not cause trouble to people, so there is no need to worry too much.

It may also be caused by wearing an inappropriate bra that causes pressure, which can be relieved by changing to a suitable bra. In normal times, the choice of bra should be based on suitability. If the breast area is too large, it will cause discomfort due to hanging, which requires appropriate underwear to adjust. Of course, trauma to the breast area can also cause pain. Symptoms of redness, swelling, heat and pain caused by mastitis and infection are very likely to occur during lactation, and can be effectively relieved through proper treatment.

Some people think that it is caused by breast cancer. In fact, breast cancer itself rarely causes pain symptoms. If breast cancer worsens and invades tissues such as the skin or chest wall, it will cause pain.

What is the reason for pain in the left breast? Some female friends only experience breast pain on the left side. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by menstrual factors, some disease, or wearing an inappropriate bra, etc. The above is a detailed introduction, I hope it can help everyone.