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Treatments and Symptoms

Breast Discomfort

What it feels like

Tenderness or soreness in one or both breasts

Why it happens

Breast tissue is sensitive to hormones. Fluctuating estrogen and progesterone can lead to breast discomfort, primarily during perimenopause. Breast discomfort usually resolves once the transition to menopause is complete.

If you’re experiencing new breast discomfort, it’s important to see your doctor for an exam.

According to the 200,000 respondents who have taken our Menopause Assessment:

18%

report that breast discomfort is the symptom that has the most severe impact on their quality of life

Up to 70%

of women experience breast pain at some point*

* Breast Pain. BMJ Clin Evid, 2014.

Treatment options for Breast Discomfort include:

  • FDA-Approved Hormonal Medications

  • FDA-Approved Non-Hormonal Medications

  • Fitness and Movement Advice

  • Nutrition and Diet Reccommendations

  • Supplements and Vitamins

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Learn about other symptoms

Menopause shows up in different ways. Understand how different symptoms might be impacting you.

  • Weight Changes

  • Mood Changes

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    Brain Fog

  • Hot Flashes

  • Urinary Symptoms

  • Breast Discomfort

  • Joint Pain

  • icon-treatment-mindfulness-sleep

    Night Sweats

  • Painful Sex

  • Gastrointestinal Changes

  • Low Libido

  • Fatigue

  • icon-symptom-anxiety-emotional-wellness

    Anxiety and Emotional Changes

  • Vaginal Dryness and Irritation

  • Changes in Hair, Skin and Nails

  • Irregular Periods

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