retriever2
Oct 13 2008, 10:49 AM
I've been having sore nipples and the montgomery glands on both breasts seem to be more pronounced since my last period three weeks ago. I'm 55 and been having periods every three months or so, but the last one came at a month interval. Anyone experience breast tenderness ?? Thanks~
Retriever2
FoxyRoxy
Oct 13 2008, 03:25 PM
I have read somewhere that extremely sore nipples can be a sign of estrogen excess but at 55 you would think it would be the opposite wouldn't ya. Maybe you have just had a sudden surge of estrogen before it lowers down for good.
Rox
Lady E
Oct 13 2008, 08:24 PM
I have had this the week before my periods and discovered that evening primrose oil has made mine go away.Maybe you could try some?GOD bless
Gracie2006
Oct 13 2008, 08:32 PM
I have found that EFAs and 500mg of Magnesium has really helped my breast tenderness. Definitely eliminate the caffeine in your diet, as that is known to make breast tenderness worse.
Webalina
Oct 14 2008, 07:05 PM
I went through a bout of breast tenderness. It got so bad, particularly before my period, that I couldn't let my man hug me. It hurt far too much. But the odd thing was this -- out of the blue they quit hurting. Not entirely but probably by 90%. And at the same time I noticed that my breasts were much MUCH softer. My breasts used to be very dense and now they're like bread dough. I've heard that the mammary glands and tissue fade away as a woman ages and is replaced by fatty tissue. I've been curious if the pain I was having was somehow connected to that tissue breaking down. I know they hurt when they were growing in during puberty. Why couldn't they hurt now, when they're breaking camp?
And I also have found that caffeine intake changes how tender my breasts are -- more caffeine=more pain.
mydarling
Oct 14 2008, 07:53 PM
i was going to post this as a seperate post, well, i guess i still will .......but, I have this too! I don't have the nipple soreness as much, but my LEFT breast (everything with me is ALWAYS on the left!) is so darn sore and tender!
WHY ONLY ONE BREAST?
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