Sometimes I get sudden pain in my left chest

Nowadays, more and more women are beginning to pay more attention to breast care and the issue of makeup. In order to make themselves look more beautiful, some even go for surgery. When their breasts appear smaller or sagging, some people will try some treatment methods, but they may also feel sudden tingling in their breasts. This time, we need to consider the symptoms caused by different factors.

1. Although the symptoms of early breast hyperplasia are not very obvious, they can generally be diagnosed. As an early symptom of breast hyperplasia, nipple discharge is not the same as normal milk secretion.

2. Breast pain is also one of the symptoms of breast hyperplasia, which is mainly manifested as breast swelling or tingling. Generally, it only occurs in one breast. However, there are very rare cases where patients with breast hyperplasia have symptoms of breast hyperplasia on both sides of their breasts. It may even affect the waist, back, shoulders and other parts from the breasts.

3. In addition to breast pain, the early symptoms of breast hyperplasia may also include breast lumps. Although breast lumps are more serious than breast pain, the main symptoms of breast hyperplasia are still the same. As an early symptom of breast hyperplasia, the shape of breast lumps is not consistent and can present diverse characteristics. In addition, the size of breast lumps varies greatly. Mainly small and medium-sized breast lumps.

Postpartum breast pain

Breast pain during confinement is likely caused by mastitis. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a relevant examination in time to avoid affecting the baby's health, because the virus may be transmitted to the baby through the nipple and affect the baby's physical condition.

When mastitis first occurs, it is often accompanied by nipple cracks and stinging pain during breastfeeding. It is usually accompanied by milk stagnation or lumps, and sometimes one or two milk ducts may be blocked. If it is not effectively treated at this time, the breast will then become swollen and painful, with or without lumps, usually accompanied by tenderness. At this time, the skin is not red or slightly red, and the skin is not hot or slightly hot. What can I do if I experience breast pain?

First, change your eating habits and adopt a low-fat, high-fiber diet, consuming fiber from cereals, vegetables, and beans.

Second, massage the breasts regularly to allow excess body fluids to return to the lymphatic system. When massaging, first apply soapy liquid on the breasts, rotate your fingers along the surface of the breasts, making a circle about the size of a coin, and then use your hands to press the breasts in and then bounce them up. This is very helpful in preventing breast discomfort.

Third, wear a secure bra.

Fourth, avoid diuretics.