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Swollen breasts: Causes of breast (s) swelling

  1. Swollen breasts occur in many women, but men also experience breast swelling. Breast swelling may be the result of hormonal changes such as menstruation, puberty and pregnancy and this symptom is not a cause for concern. Medical conditions also cause the swelling of the breast (s) and often medical advice and treatment is often necessary. Usually women have to deal with breast swelling, but men also experience swollen breasts from time to time. In case of persistent or worsening swelling, pain, a lump in the breast and / or unexplained swelling, it is advisable to consult a doctor.

Cyst and breast swelling

  1. A cyst in the breast may cause swelling. A cyst is an abnormally shaped enclosed tissue bag that is often filled with fluid or other material. A large cyst makes the breast swell and makes the breast tender. The breast lump usually feels like a soft grape

Gynecomastia and swollen breasts

  1. More than fifty percent of boys develop gynecomastia during puberty. Gynecomastia is a male condition in which the breasts become abnormally large and have a swollen appearance. The increase in breast size is due to the growth of breast tissue instead of fat tissue. This condition affects one or both breasts. There may be a small lump under the nipple. Breastfeeding

Hormonal changes and bigger breasts

  1. Ongoing menstruation and larger breasts Women experience breast tenderness and breast swelling as their period approaches. A woman's breasts swell shortly before each menstrual period, and narrow right after menstruation. Women who develop swelling of the breasts also have a full and heavy feeling in the breasts shortly before the start of their period, which also feels sensitive. Women experience breast swelling when the breast ducts expand due to a rapid rise in the hormone estrogen

Inflammatory breast cancer and larger breast

  1. About one to five percent of all women with breast cancer have inflammatory breast cancer. Inflammatory breast cancer causes swollen breasts in some women. In this rare type of breast cancer, cancer cells block lymph vessels in the skin of the breast, giving the breast a swollen, red and "inflamed" appearance. In women with this aggressive cancer of the breast, the skin of the breast is colored pink to purple-red. Also, the affected skin contains ridges or pits that resemble the skin of an orange. The pitted appearance of the skin occurs when the breasts swell due to a fluid build-up in the breasts. Some typical symptoms of inflammatory breast cancer are chest heaviness, a burning sensation in the chest, breast pain, a tender breast, and a larger breast. The doctor removes part or all of the breast (mastectomy)

Mastitis and breast swelling in women

  1. Women with breast infection (mastitis) experience swelling of the breasts. Staphylococcus aureus bacteria live on the skin. These do not normally cause problems. However, when damage occurs to the skin of usually the nipple, the staph bacteria have a chance to penetrate the damaged skin. Infected breast tissue pushes on a woman's milk ducts, causing the breasts to swell and causing painful lumps in the infected breasts. Breastfeeding women get mastitis from blocked milk ducts. Other symptoms include fever. The doctor treats mastitis with antibiotics

Subareolar abscess

  1. When an abscess develops under the areolar area, a patient has a build-up of pus in the breast below the areola. The abscess came about in response to an infection. Breast pain, a breast lump, fever and a nipple discharge are some of the symptoms of a subareolar abscess. Antibiotics fight the infection and surgery is required to remove the abscess. The growth sometimes returns and the patient occasionally also experiences complications.

  2. When an abscess develops under the areolar area, a patient has a build-up of pus in the breast below the areola. The abscess came about in response to an infection. Breast pain, a breast lump, fever and a nipple discharge are some of the symptoms of a subareolar abscess. Antibiotics fight the infection and a surgical procedure



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