What causes bloating and nipple pain?

Abdominal distension and nipple pain may be a symptom of the premenstrual period, but it cannot be ruled out that it is a symptom of early pregnancy.

Abdominal distension and nipple pain are more common in women, because women have menstruation every month. Before the menstrual cycle, the lower abdomen will feel bloated and the breasts will swell. A few people will also have nipple pain, especially when touched. With the arrival of the menstrual cycle, this symptom will gradually disappear, and this symptom will recover after the menstruation is completely over. Abdominal distension and nipple pain before menstruation are usually caused by increased hormone secretion levels in the body. If abdominal distension and nipple pain occur, and menstruation is still delayed, you can go to the pharmacy to buy a pregnancy test paper to test the morning urine. You can use one end of the pregnancy test paper to soak it in urine and lay it flat for about 10 minutes. Observe the red line on the paper. If two red lines appear, it indicates positive pregnancy. If one red line appears, it indicates negative and not pregnant. You can also go to the hospital for B-ultrasound or blood test.

If you have abdominal bloating and nipple pain before menstruation, you can take appropriate measures to relieve the symptoms by massage or hot compress. Massage can promote local blood circulation, and hot compress can increase metabolism and blood circulation, thereby effectively alleviating these symptoms.