The nipple hurts a bit

Nipple pain is a symptom experienced by many women, but no one knows what causes it, so it is worthy of our attention. In fact, there are many factors that cause nipple pain, most of which may be related to infection, such as puberty, premenstrual period, breastfeeding or pregnancy. It is not ruled out that it is due to inflammatory breast disease, which causes nipple pain.

The nipple hurts when touched

Nipple pain is a common symptom for many women, but many people do not know what causes it, so they may not pay attention to it or pay too much attention to it. In fact, nipple pain may be caused by some diseases or some normal physiological changes, so there is no need to panic too much when you have symptoms of nipple pain. You can judge the cause of the nipple pain based on the time of onset of the nipple pain and other accompanying symptoms.

Nipple pain is a common symptom in many women.

If a girl in her adolescent development stage experiences nipple pain, it is usually caused by breast development. There is no need to worry too much and no special treatment is needed. Generally, the nipple pain will gradually disappear after the menstruation comes. Girls with nipple pain during adolescence should try to wear loose and comfortable underwear and avoid wearing tight underwear to avoid aggravating the symptoms of nipple pain.

If you experience nipple pain before your period, you don't need to worry too much. Generally, nipple pain before your period is caused by excessive estrogen secretion. The symptoms of nipple pain will naturally disappear after your period ends.

If you experience nipple pain during breastfeeding, it may be caused by nipple fissures or mastitis. If a breastfeeding woman does not breastfeed correctly, the child bites the nipple, or the breast is inflamed, it may cause nipple pain. You must learn to distinguish them. If it is just nipple pain without pain in other parts of the breast, it is considered to be caused by incorrect breastfeeding method or baby biting the nipple. In this case, no special treatment is needed, just adjust the breastfeeding method.

If there are obvious cracks on the nipple, it is considered to be nipple fissure. Nipple fissure can be treated with some anti-inflammatory and analgesic ointments, such as erythromycin ointment. If nipple pain is accompanied by symptoms such as breast tenderness, it is considered to be caused by mastitis and you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.