Breast pain after taking off bra

Girls wear bras when their breasts begin to develop in order to better protect them. A suitable bra can not only protect the breasts but also make the breasts grow in a more perfect shape. Many girls who have just started to develop feel breast pain when they take off their underwear, but they don’t know what is causing it. In fact, there are many reasons why you feel breast pain after taking off your underwear. It may be due to inappropriate underwear or breast disease. Below are several factors that can cause breast pain. You can learn about them.

When women take off their bras and bend over, they feel a little pain in their breasts. Generally speaking, this is due to the sagging of breast fat, which causes the mammary glands to be pulled. This symptom often occurs in women with soft breasts, or it may be caused by muscle strain in the breast area.

2. Is the pain caused by breast hyperplasia?

When a woman takes off her bra and feels some pain in her breasts, she may consider whether she has breast hyperplasia. Because breast hyperplasia will also involve both breasts and cause chest pain. However, breast hyperplasia is often related to the menstrual cycle. Breast swelling and pain may occur about a week before menstruation and often last until the end of the menstrual period. In addition, the pain will be obvious before and after the menstrual period, so it is relatively easy to judge.

You should consider whether the bra is too small or too tight, causing pain on both sides of the breasts. Pay special attention to the size of adjustable bras, or whether the cup is too large and causing friction. The editor recommends that when choosing a bra size, it should not be too small or too large!

① If the breast pain is sudden, persistent and severe, accompanied by obvious tenderness, it may be various acute breast infections or mastitis.

② You should know that breast fibroids are generally painless and are benign lumps that can be moved. However, if breast hyperplasia is accompanied by fibroids, it will be painful and the lump will exist for a long time. For specific instructions, please consult the breast department of a regular hospital.

③Breast diseases should also be considered as heart diseases, intercostal neuralgia and other diseases. It is recommended to change to a loose bra first. If the symptoms are relieved, it is related to the bra. If the pain persists or worsens, an electrocardiogram or cardiac ultrasound should be performed to rule out organic diseases.

Finally, if it hurts for a while when you just take it off, then it slowly eases and then it doesn't hurt anymore, I think this kind of breast pain is probably related to wearing a bra that is too tight. Everyone needs to carefully identify it, but don't be too nervous. I wrote this article just to let everyone know more about this knowledge.