There is a lump in the breast that hurts when pressed

Basically, women often have a problem, that is, their breasts hurt after a period of time, and they feel excruciating pain when they are gently touched; some women also have continuous pain. The two kinds of pain often have different symptoms and symptoms. So is it okay for women to have breast pain?

My chest often hurts, and it hurts when I touch it. Is there a lump inside that indicates disease?

Breast pain can be divided into the following categories:

The characteristics of pain are divided into swelling pain, stabbing pain, shooting pain, dull pain or dull pain. If the pain is only temporary, such as before menstruation, during ovulation, and during pregnancy, it is basically normal. But the cause is much more serious. If there is persistent pain, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to prevent missed diagnosis and miss the best time for treatment!

My chest often hurts, and it hurts when I touch it. Is there a lump inside that indicates disease?

Breast pain may be caused by the following conditions:

1. Breast pain is generally completely normal. The most painful time is around ovulation, and it hurts if you touch it hard. The follicular phase is slightly lighter until menarche. The pain is the worst around the time of ovulation. I don't know if it's the effect of estrogen. Estrogen levels are highest before and during ovulation. It is called Early Menstrual Dysfunction Syndrome.

2. If there is sudden, persistent, and relatively severe pain in the breast, accompanied by obvious dull pain, it is considered to be various subacute infectious diseases of the breast; if there is throbbing pain in the part, it is possible that the part has become purulent.

3. The pain is distending or stabbing, and sometimes extends to the armpit or shoulder and back in the same direction. Some patients have mild to moderate dull pain, which is considered to be a proliferative space-occupying lesion.

It is recommended to have a regular physical examination at least once a year and do a full body check-up, especially for women, at the breast and ovary levels. Severe pain does not rule out the risk of cancer. You should learn to check your breasts for lumps. If you want, please go to a reliable hospital for a thorough examination.