Occasional right breast pain

Some female friends have found that they occasionally feel a tingling sensation in their right breast and worry that they may have some kind of breast disease. There are many reasons for occasional stabbing pain in the right breast, such as liver and gallbladder diseases, chest and diaphragm problems, bronchitis, etc. These diseases may cause such symptoms.

What causes occasional tingling in the right breast?

Pain in the right chest is considered to be caused by liver and gallbladder disease or diaphragm problems. Chest pain is a common symptom in emergency departments and is generally caused by chest diseases. The severity of chest pain may not be exactly related to the cause of the chest pain. For example, herpes zoster can cause severe chest pain, while the chest pain of acute myocardial infarction is sometimes not very serious. It may be caused by inflammation of the lungs or pleura, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, and pleural effusion. Pain when swallowing food may also be caused by inflammation of your esophagus, esophageal ulcer, or other esophageal lesions.

How to relieve occasional pain in the right breast

It is important to check whether there are any problems with the liver and gallbladder by B-ultrasound and liver function, and also to do an electrocardiogram to check whether there is any possibility of myocardial ischemia. Eat more easily digestible foods such as porridge and rice soup, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat a light diet, keep the indoor air fresh, pay attention to ventilation, ensure a good combination of sleep and work and rest, maintain a good mood, and avoid catching cold. Strengthen physical exercise, pay attention to keeping warm, and maintain a happy mood and a peaceful state of mind.

It can be seen that the occasional tingling in the right breast is worthy of our vigilance, as it may be caused by some more serious diseases. At this time, we cannot judge our own condition casually, but should go to the hospital for examination immediately, because many serious diseases can be controlled or cured in the early stages, and will become more serious if delayed for a long time.