Breast pain after two days of delayed menstruation

Every woman has some problems during her menstrual period, and only a very small number of women have completely normal menstrual periods. Some people find that their menstrual period is delayed and is accompanied by breast pain. This is a relatively common phenomenon, because menstruation is accompanied by breast pain, and it is normal for the menstrual period to be delayed by two days. However, it may also be caused by a disease in women. The following are the reasons why women's menstruation is delayed and they have breast pain.

It may be caused by the following three reasons:

The first is late menstruation accompanied by breast pain. Gynecologists say: It is usually normal for menstruation to be advanced or delayed by a week, and women do not need to worry; as for breast pain, it is because when women are approaching their menstrual period, the estrogen level increases, which promotes breast development, so they will feel breast pain.

The second type is cessation of menstruation and breast pain. In this case, there is an 80% chance that you are pregnant. If a woman's menstruation has stopped for more than ten days and she experiences symptoms similar to pregnancy, such as breast tenderness, frequent urination, and high body temperature, it is best to go to the pharmacy immediately to buy a pregnancy test stick or early pregnancy test paper to check whether she is pregnant by testing the HCG component in the urine.

The third type is that you may not be pregnant, but if you do not have your period, you should consider that it is caused by irregular menstruation. The symptoms of irregular menstruation include abnormalities in menstrual color, menstrual cycle, menstrual volume, etc. The cause should be identified in time and actively treated, as they will affect future fertility.

1. Have a good attitude and avoid abnormal mood swings

Long-term mental depression, sulking, or severe mental stimulation and psychological trauma can all lead to menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea, or amenorrhea.

2. Eat a healthy diet and avoid excessive dieting

When women diet excessively, due to insufficient energy intake, a large amount of fat and protein in the body is consumed, resulting in estrogen synthesis disorders, affecting menstruation, or causing scanty menstruation or amenorrhea. Therefore, women who pursue a slim figure must not diet blindly.

3. Keep a regular schedule

According to research, when women are exposed to cold during their menstrual period, the blood vessels in the pelvis will contract excessively, which can cause oligomenorrhea or even amenorrhea. Therefore, women should have a regular daily life, avoid excessive fatigue, and especially keep away from cold and damp during menstruation.

Certain components and alcohol in smoke can interfere with physiological processes related to menstruation and cause menstrual disorders. Among women who smoke and drink excessively, 25%-32% go to the hospital for treatment due to irregular menstruation. Therefore, women should not smoke and drink less.

Experts recommend not eating cold foods before and during menstruation. Cold things include cold drinks such as herbal tea and ice cream. Also, don't eat anything too hot or blood-replenishing, such as deer antler, donkey-hide gelatin, etc., otherwise your menstrual flow will be heavy.