What about postmenopausal breast pain?

What about postmenopausal breast pain?

Postmenopausal breast pain is considered to be related to endocrine disorders, mastitis, breast tumors and other factors.

The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Endocrine disorders: Female menopause is related to ovarian failure, which will cause a decrease in estrogen levels in the body and affect endocrine levels. If menopause is not long, within one year, affected by changes in hormone levels and endocrine disorders, symptoms such as breast pain, insomnia, anxiety, hot flashes, night sweats, and decreased libido may occur. Over time, these symptoms can gradually ease or disappear.

2. Mastitis: refers to the inflammatory reaction of breast tissue caused by various factors. Common types include acute suppurative mastitis and plasma cell mastitis. This disease is very common. Symptoms include redness and swelling of the breast, burning pain, chills and fever, etc.

3. Breast tumors: Common types of benign breast tumors include breast fibroadenoma, intraductal papilloma, breast lipoma, breast cancer, etc. During the development of the disease, breast pain may occur, and abnormal lumps may be felt by hand. If it is a malignant tumor, it may also be accompanied by signs such as nipple retraction or protrusion of the nipple with exudation.

In addition to breast diseases, it may also be related to intercostal neuralgia, pleurisy, lung diseases and other factors. It is recommended to make a preliminary judgment based on other physical signs, and to conduct a medical examination if necessary to clarify the specific cause and choose an appropriate treatment plan. During the treatment of the disease, attention should be paid to combining work and rest, and a reasonable combination of three meals.