Early pregnancy breast pain suddenly stopped

During pregnancy, pregnant women often experience a series of abnormal changes in their bodies, such as morning sickness, chest pain and other problems. When chest pain occurs, it is often caused by an excess of estrogen, which causes the breasts to fill with milk and begin to expand. At this time, proper breast massage is a very important way to relieve pain. When a pregnant woman finds that her breasts suddenly don’t hurt, what’s going on?

First: When the pregnancy reaches about the 5th week, the breasts begin to change. Around 3-4 months of pregnancy, most people's breasts have begun to grow larger. In addition to slight pain, you may occasionally feel a lump. Varicose veins will continue to appear just below the breast epidermis, and the nipple color will become darker. These changes are in preparation for future lactation, so don't be too nervous.

Second: Some pregnant women experience chest pain in the early stages of pregnancy because the placenta secretes a large amount of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), which promotes the secretion of prolactin. Your breasts may become extra tender a week or two after conception. Because your body produces a lot of estrogen and progesterone in early pregnancy, the glands in your breasts begin to grow. These hormones also cause the breasts to retain more fluid, so they may feel heavier and soreer than before, and more sensitive than PMS.

Third: Therefore, pregnant mothers can evenly scrub their breasts and areolas with warm water every day to keep their breasts clean and keep the nipple skin tough. After scrubbing, pregnant mothers can gently squeeze the nipples with their fingers to keep them unobstructed, and apply hot compresses with a clean hot towel every day to effectively relieve chest pain.

Precautions

It is also recommended that after we know we are pregnant, we should choose some foods that are conducive to the mother's eating, reduce vomiting, and are light and easy to digest to supplement the mother's nutrition, which is more conducive to the development of the fetus.