7 causes of breast pain
Infection, breast-feeding, sex, pregnancy, atopic dermatitis, hormonal changes ... can all cause nipple pain.
Friction
According to Medical News Today, wearing clothes that are too tight may cause nipples to rub against fabrics, which can cause soreness, dry or chapped skin.
Infection
Fungus in breast often causes intense pain. Then the nipple is bright pink, the areola is red or flaky.
Cause nipple pain.
Atopic, dermatitis
Pain and irritation accompanied by flaky skin, red or chapped skin, persistent itching, excessive hairiness or blistering are signs of an allergic reaction or atopic dermatitis. There are many types of cosmetic products that irritate nipples, such as lotions, detergents, soaps, shaving creams, lotions, perfumes, and fabrics.
Sex
Continual sexual activity can cause nipple pain.
Hormonal changes
Hormonal changes during menstruation can also cause breast irritation and chest pain. Symptoms of nipple pain often occur at the beginning of a period when estrogen and progesterone levels rise, causing the breasts to swell.
Pregnant
Pregnant women often feel nipple pain during pregnancy. Breasts become bigger, nipples and areola dark.
Breastfeeding
Babies who start teething often have itchy gums so they often bite their nipples while sucking. Then the breast becomes white, then red, followed by a pale purple color.
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