Why does my chest hurt so much?

Women are very prone to chest pain. Not only diseases can have this characteristic, but many physiological reasons can also cause chest pain. Chest pain makes female friends very uncomfortable. The key is to understand the nature of the chest pain, determine the cause, and then take targeted measures to solve it, so as to reduce the possible harm. So, what is the reason for the chest pain? Let’s take a look below.

1. Breast pain during adolescence: The first type of breast pain usually occurs in women between the ages of 9 and 13. After menarche, the pain will disappear on its own.

2. Premenstrual breast pain: Many women experience premenstrual breast pain. In severe cases, the breasts will feel swollen and painful with just the slightest vibration or collision. It is mainly because the estrogen level in the body increases before menstruation, which causes the interbreast tissue. This breast tenderness will gradually disappear after menstruation.

4. Postpartum breast pain: Postpartum breast pain is caused by mammary lymph retention, venous distension, interstitial edema and obstruction of mammary ducts. It usually occurs 3 to 7 days after delivery.

5. Breast pain after artificial insemination: If the pregnancy is suddenly interrupted, it will also cause breast pain, because the hormone level in the body drops suddenly, causing the newly developed breasts to suddenly stop growing, causing breast lumps and breast pain.

There is no need to worry. If the swelling and pain do not ease for a long time, or even become more severe, or if you find a lump with unevenness, unclear edges, and poor mobility when touching the breast, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Breast pain in women is not a trivial matter. If you encounter this situation, except for normal reasons that do not require treatment, it may be caused by a disease and you must go to the hospital for treatment. For example, if it hurts when you wear or touch it, it is a pathological condition and you need to seek medical treatment in time.