What causes chest pain in girls?

Many girls always experience chest pain in their lives. Because this part of the body is relatively private, many people choose to endure it silently and are reluctant to talk about it. In fact, there are many reasons for chest pain, which can generally be divided into physiological and pathological reasons. Let me give you a detailed introduction to the situations in which girls may suffer from chest pain!

Chest pain is a common clinical symptom with many causes. The location and severity of chest pain are not necessarily consistent with the location and severity of the lesion. Tissue damage caused by trauma, inflammation, tumors and certain physical and chemical factors can stimulate the intercostal nerves, phrenic nerves, dorsal roots of spinal nerves and vagus nerves distributed in the esophagus, bronchi, lungs, pleura, heart and aorta, all of which can cause chest pain. When identifying, you can first analyze which category it belongs to, and then identify the various causes within this category.

1. Breast pain during adolescence usually occurs between the ages of 9 and 13. The pain will disappear on its own after menarche.

2. Breast pain during pregnancy. Some women experience breast pain around 40 days of pregnancy due to the placenta and villi secreting large amounts of estrogen, progesterone and prolactin, which causes the breasts to enlarge and cause breast pain. In severe cases, the pain may last throughout the pregnancy and does not require treatment.

3. Premenstrual breast pain. Many women experience breast fullness, hardness, and tenderness before menstruation. In severe cases, the breasts will swell and hurt with the slightest vibration or collision. The above changes may disappear after menstruation.

4. If the symptoms are severe or irregular, and there are local breast lumps, etc., they are pathological and require diagnosis and treatment by going to the hospital's surgery or breast specialist department for B-ultrasound and mammography examinations.

Note:

1. Eat a light diet, have a regular daily routine, and avoid bad habits such as staying up late.

2. Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue and emotional excitement, eat a balanced diet, and combine work and rest.

3. In addition to taking medicine for breast pain, it is more important to maintain an optimistic mood and avoid getting angry or sulking often.

4. Exercise more and participate in appropriate social activities, and eat less salt and spicy food one week before menstruation.

Generally speaking, the main causes of chest pain in girls are mostly physiological reasons, such as breast pain during puberty, breast pain before menstruation, etc. These are physiological phenomena and generally do not require treatment. After this period of time, the symptoms of chest pain will slowly disappear, but if it is pathological pain, it should be treated in time.