Why does my right boob hurt so much? Ever since I got out of the shower?!


Question: are you getting your period? that happens to me sometimes. I would go to the dr. if it continues to hurt, you can never be too careful


Answers: are you getting your period? that happens to me sometimes. I would go to the dr. if it continues to hurt, you can never be too careful

try punching it

i have no idea!

Stop closing the shower door on it.

could be that you have/are about to have your period. but check for any lumps and if it continues call a doctor and get their opinion

No Worries mine always hurt real bad right before i start my period. So your probably just getting your period.

if your younger it could mean its growing but if your older maybe its just your period

Two Words:: See doctor!!!

You may have Fibrocystic Breasts.

Fibrocystic breast changes usually affect both breasts. But they can affect just one. You may notice that symptoms tend to be most obvious right before you start your period and are worse during some cycles than others. Symptoms include:

-Breast swelling.

-Breast tenderness or pain. It usually is described as a dull or aching pain, heaviness, or soreness.

-Breast lumps. "Generalized breast lumpiness" is used to describe this common cyclic breast symptom. Lumpy (cystic) areas feel more dense when you press on them. Lumps can be moved, rather than feeling anchored to muscle underneath. You may also notice one or more specific lumps that are always in the same area and that grow and shrink with each menstrual cycle.

-Many women first notice fibrocystic breast changes in their 30s, when their hormone system begins to change and hormone levels tend to fluctuate more than before.





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