Hello,
It would be more helpful if you can provide us more information about your personal, medical, and family history.
For example if you are in the premenstrual period this is considered physiological (cyclic
pain) and is expected to improve few days after the onset of menstruation.
Non cyclic
pain could be due to any of the following:
If you are on any type of hormonal therapy, this may indicate an effect of these hormones on the breast and a follow up with your doctor is essential.
If there is a family history of
breast cancer, you should be checked by your doctor too. Breast tumors may present with
pain.
If a history of recent trauma is resent, this could explain the
pain.
Pain in the breast could be radiating
pain from the chest wall (muscle
pain) or nerve affection (neuralgia).
In any case if the
pain persists you better follow up with your doctor to exclude any serious cause.
Please keep us updated.
Best regards.
This answer does not substitute for direct medical consultation.
Dr. Safaa Mahmoud.
MB BCh, MSc Internal Medicine. MD Medical Oncology.
PhD Experimental Medicine and Biochemical Science.
