My accessory breast hurts, what's going on?

Speaking of accessory breasts, I believe many women are suffering from them. To put it simply, accessory breasts are extra breasts. Generally, accessory breasts are located in the armpits or in front of the armpits. Of course, they may also be located in the groin, abdomen, or above and below the breasts. Some female friends with accessory breasts have reported that they sometimes feel a little pain in the accessory breasts. What causes this occasional pain? Are there any ways to relieve the pain in the accessory breasts?

1. What is the cause of accessory breast pain?

During the embryonic period, the fetus has 6 to 8 pairs of mammary glands. As the fetus grows and develops, one pair will remain on the chest until birth, and the remaining ones will all degenerate before birth. If the degeneration is incomplete, accessory breasts will appear after birth during the subsequent growth and development.

Women with accessory breasts are prone to accessory breast pain after childbirth. This is mainly due to the secretion of large amounts of milk and the resultant milk congestion caused by breast engorgement. These are all normal phenomena.

The accessory breast has the same mammary gland tissue as the normal breast, so if the accessory breast hurts, it is mostly due to breast hyperplasia. Fibrocystic breast disease is also a common disease in normal breasts. Current tax collection can cause breast tenderness and lumps in the breasts, which are mostly related to the menstrual cycle. Generally, the breasts will continue to hurt within a week before menstruation, and even walking will be painful in this situation. 2. Pain in the secondary breast when exerting force

Many female friends will develop accessory breasts, and some people will experience pain in their accessory breasts, especially when the upper limbs are exerted, the pain will be very obvious.

1. The pain in women's accessory breasts is closely related to menstruation. Many women experience pain in their accessory breasts during menstruation. In this case, there is no need to worry too much, as this is a relatively normal physiological phenomenon. During menstruation, women's hormones change, which is the same reason why breast pain occurs during menstruation.

2. Emotions are also likely to cause accessory breast pain. If a woman is under great pressure, feels depressed and repressed, it will affect her endocrine system and lead to pain in the accessory breast.

3. What to do if you have accessory breast pain

Accessory breasts can be divided into two types: congenital accessory breasts and acquired accessory breasts. In addition to congenital accessory breasts, many women believe that acquired accessory breasts are caused by obesity. But in fact, many girls with a well-proportioned figure also have underarm accessory breasts. Accessory breasts can cause pain in certain situations. What should women do when their accessory breasts are painful?

First of all, we need to understand the causes of accessory breast pain. Pain in the accessory breast can be affected by physiological factors. For example, changes in the female body's hormones during the menstrual cycle and after pregnancy can cause breast swelling and pain. At the same time, the accessory breast will also feel painful. However, this pain will disappear with the end of the menstrual cycle and the end of the female's pregnancy and lactation period, and no special treatment is required.