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The symptoms of early pregnancy are very similar to the symptoms of your regular period. So how do you tell the difference? Again, we have hormones to thank. Because your hormone levels drop before you get your period, breast pain is a very common symptom. The best way to tell the difference is to see if your period comes or take a pregnancy test. If you notice one or two days of light spotting, but no normal period, this could indicate implantation bleeding and pregnancy.
Sore boobs during pregnancy — or before or during your period, for that matter — is very common and generally nothing to worry about. And if your breast pain goes away after your first trimester, awesome! What is concerning is feeling a new or growing lump. Benign harmless lumps can pop up during pregnancy, so try not to freak out, but definitely get to the doctor ASAP. About 1 in every 1, pregnant women develop breast cancer.
This can put the health of you and your baby at serious risk. Sore boobs are a common early sign of pregnancy, but… they can also be a sign that your period is imminent. If you think you may be pregnant, the best thing to do is pick up a home pregnancy test. If you are pregnant, chat with an OB-GYN about your breast pain and what to expect as your pregnancy progresses.
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Plus, Why This Happens. Medically reviewed by Carolyn Kay, M. Jones: Okay, and when you say your breasts, you put that as more than one breast, so both sides are normal? Interviewer: Yeah the left sides kind of tender and I'm not really sure what's going on. I know I didn't hit it with anything. Jones: Okay, so it turns out that breast tenderness is common and it's often concerning because people think, "Is it a hormonal disorder?
So first of all, when women complain of breast tenderness the first thing we're going to see if how old they are. So new breast tenderness in a year-old is more concerning than breast tenderness in a year-old. Jones: Well because breast tenderness in a year-old, those women are not having any hormonal fluctuations.
So they don't have the rise and fall of hormones every month that make their breasts more swollen some times of the month than others. So many women have a period of time that is up to two weeks, a little more, a little less, when their breasts can be very tender before the period from ovulation until the period is a time when the breasts are remodeling themselves thinking that they might be ready to getting pregnant.
Most of the time we're not getting pregnant and so that's when the breast are tender. One may be more tender than the other, it's often both, but one may be much more tender. It can be tenderness around the nipple or mostly it's about the rest of the breast tissue often in the upper outer quadrant of the breast. So that's part of the question. Now the rule outs, the rule outs, are most women actually can't remember if they bumped their breast or not.
If they bump their breast and gets a little tender then they keep mashing on that part of the breast Jones: And then it keeps hurting and so it's very difficult for someone with a tender area for them to keep their hands off it and not keep exacerbating. Jones: It's a bruise but it can be deep a bruise that you can't see. So mostly if we, if someone comes in and says, "I've had breast tenderness for a couple of weeks," then I examine both breasts, I'm feeling for masses, and then I'm trying to feel for anything around the area that's tender, and if I don't feel anything in a year-old I usually schedule her to come back and see me in two weeks with hands off, everybody's hands off their breast.
So if there was a bump it gets a chance to heal. Jones: It may not work that well at home but it sounds really great in the clinic. Second of all, most breast cancers don't hurt ; most breast cancers are slow growing.
So the things that make things hurt are infections. Jones: So the things that hurt in your body are caused by inflammation, and inflammation is caused by infection, rapid swelling, or something else that might actually cause inflammation. So most breast cancers do not have inflammation around them. Now there is one kind of cancer which is very rare called inflammatory breast cancer, which often causes redness and swelling on one breast. So not only is the breast tender but it often looks a little red, and it feels a little different, and it feels a little dense.
It's a rare kind of cancer, it's something that if women have persistent tenderness in one area of the breast, and hands off, doesn't make it better, and it goes past several menstrual periods then it's worthwhile investigating a little bit more, either with ultrasound or with a mammogram.
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