Why does my chest hurt? It may be these reasons

Chest pain is a common clinical symptom. Many people do not know why their chests hurt. Generally, this symptom is likely to be physiological pain, which is common in women before and after menstruation. It may also be pain and distension caused by some diseases, such as breast hyperplasia.

1. First of all, women may experience breast pain before menstruation. Most women will experience obvious symptoms such as breast pain and tenderness before menstruation. In severe cases, they may even be unable to lift heavy objects with their arms. This is because the increase in estrogen levels in women's bodies before menstruation promotes breast hyperplasia, resulting in edema of breast tissue.

2. There is also the phenomenon of breast pain during pregnancy. Breast pain may also occur around 100 days of pregnancy. This is because the placenta of female friends will secrete a large amount of estrogen, which will cause the breast to enlarge and then cause breast pain, but it is recommended that no treatment is needed. Because this is normal.

3. Physiological breast pain is often related to menstruation. Breast tenderness about a week before menstruation is considered normal menstrual breast pain: it is the most common type of breast pain, accounting for about 65% of all breast pain, with an average age of occurrence of 35 years old. The pain usually occurs or worsens 3 to 7 days before menstruation and gradually disappears or eases after menstruation. The severity of the pain varies from month to month, and is often felt as a heaviness, distension, dull pain, or occasional brief tingling sensation. There are also tender breast nodules, which are aggravated by pressure, movement or lifting objects.