Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing particularly severe pain in my chest. Wearing a bra makes me feel extremely uncomfortable. My period is about to start. Every time before my period, I feel especially painful. However, my friends don't have this issue. After my period, I completely recover and feel completely fine. It doesn't hurt at all. I've never had this problem before. It only started a few months ago, and I haven't injured my chest normally.What is the cause of breast pain? Recently, my chest has been particularly painful. It hurts when touched, and wearing a bra also causes pain, as if it's being pinched. My period is about to start. Before my period, it always feels especially painful. But my friends don't experience this. After my period, it's completely fine and doesn't hurt at all. I've never had this issue before. It only started a few months ago, and I haven't injured my chest normally.
What kind of assistance would you like?
Doctor's answer:
Breast tenderness has six main causes. First, breast tenderness during puberty is the earliest form of breast tenderness in girls, usually recurring between the ages of 9-13. At this time, a girl's breasts have begun to develop, and there may be mild tenderness. After the onset of menstruation, as the breasts continue to develop and mature, the tenderness will naturally subside. Third, breast expansion and pain before menstruation Many women experience breast expansion, tightness, and tenderness before their menstrual period. In severe cases, breast expansion and pain may be triggered by slight vibrations or collisions. This is due to the decline in estrogen levels before menstruation, breast hyperplasia, and edema. These changes will disappear after menstruation. Fourth, breast expansion and pain during breastfeeding Many women experience breast expansion and pain around 40 days after conception.