Why does a woman feel pain under her chest?

Female friends are often very concerned about breast health issues because the incidence of breast cancer has been gradually increasing in recent years, and it has become a serious problem that endangers women's health. For example, breast pain is a problem that occurs in many women. In addition to breast pain, some women also find pain under their chest. So what factors are related to the pain under the chest of female friends?

There are many reasons for bone pain under women's chest. In most cases, it may be caused by muscle strain or injury. Other rare conditions include fractures. Some people think that only trauma can cause fractures, but special diseases can also cause spontaneous bone fractures. In other cases, bone pain under a woman's chest may involve osteomalacia. For example, a lack of sufficient vitamin D in the diet, a lack of calcium, or low blood phosphorus can cause osteomalacia and result in bone pain. Some people's bone pain is caused by chondritis, while others' bone pain is caused by intercostal neuralgia. Generally, most people's bone pain can be relieved by resting for 2-3 weeks. If it still cannot be relieved after resting for 2-3 weeks, it is best to go to the hospital and ask a doctor to see if there are any serious problems.

If a woman has a little pain under the right breast, it may be due to two reasons. The first is that the patient has a history of breast hyperplasia. She should have typical chest and breast pain, accompanied by chest tightness, palpitations or discomfort in the shoulders and back. The pain has obvious periodicity, aggravated before menstruation and relieved after menstruation. The second is that the patient has costochondritis, which mainly occurs in the second to fourth costal cartilages of the anterior chest. It is a self-limiting disease and also a sterile inflammation. Local physical therapy or oral analgesics can be chosen.

If you have stomach pain, you may have gastritis or peptic ulcer, which are the most common digestive system problems that cause these symptoms. It is recommended that you go to the gastroenterology department of a local regular hospital as soon as possible to undergo a gastroscopy and carbon breath test to check for gastritis, peptic ulcer and Helicobacter pylori infection. Then you can take standardized medication under the doctor's face-to-face guidance.