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Mama2 asked in HealthWomen's Health · 1 decade ago

Sore breasts?

Serious answers only please!

The past few months my breasts have been very tender and sore and I've even gone up a size in my bra. I've had a tubal ligation about 11.5 years ago and have taken a PT(neg). What could be causing the soreness??

Update:

They are sore and tender before,during, and after my period.

Update 2:

more help: I have a preteen and a teen, and am 33yrs old. (feel stupid asking this question at my age)

Update 3:

Have been taking Vitamin E(for hot flashes) for the past 6 months. Also, have had no headaches to go with pain and tenderness.

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  • 1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    You did not give your age which is important. This could be a hormonal imbalance, or possibly if you are in the right age bracket, start of menopause. Do you get headaches with this tenderness?

    My experience was hormones, so a change was made in diet, and I boosted supplements to increase my hormones. I chose NOT to go on medications for hormones due to side effects. I am now 42, and I was 39 when I experienced what you are talking about. I feel better now. Good luck and talk to your OB Gyn MD.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Totally normal. Because of the fluctuating hormones before your cycle, fluid builds up, causing breasts to be tender and sore. The same is true during your period.

  • 1 decade ago

    This mostly happens during pregnancy, but sometimes I can feel the tenderness and soreness right before my menstrual cycle.

  • Marsha
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    may be harmonal - check with your personal physician

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