Your breasts, of course, change during their lifetime, depending on the shift in hormone levels, menstrual changes, the demands of pregnancy and lactation, and after menopause," explains Cynara Coomera, MD, chief of breast surgery at the State Island University Hospital and assistant clinical professor of surgery, Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. "Knowing what your breasts normally look and feel and be aware of changes at each stage can help you to understand that this is normal, that may mean that there is something going on.
The first Is that normal ... have chest pain?
It is quite normal if it happens around the time of menstruation, occurs in both breasts, and comes and goes. This is especially true if you have fibrocystic breast disease, and it means that your breast tissue was drunk and prone to swelling. Caffeine also may make the breast feel lumpier and more painful, so try to reduce (or return) of coffee, tea and cola.
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The first Is that normal ... have chest pain?
It is quite normal if it happens around the time of menstruation, occurs in both breasts, and comes and goes. This is especially true if you have fibrocystic breast disease, and it means that your breast tissue was drunk and prone to swelling. Caffeine also may make the breast feel lumpier and more painful, so try to reduce (or return) of coffee, tea and cola.
