We break down the types of pain and their causes.
Your breasts feel tender before your period.
It's the result of normal hormone changes that happen a week or two before your flow. Relieve it by cutting back on caffeine or taking an anti-inflammatory painkiller.
You have sharp pain in one breast only.
It may be a sign of a breast infection, which can happen if you've bumped it accidentally. See your gyno, who can give you antibiotics.
One or both breasts ache after sex.
The likely scenario: Your guy was rough with your rack without you realizing it in the moment.
Source: Jennifer Ashton, Ob-Gyn in Englewood, New Jersey, and CBS News Medical Correspondent
- from Cosmopolitan Magazine, July 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
When Your Breasts Hurt
Posted by Ruby 32-DD at 11:00 AM
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