Still, it can occur after perimenopause, too. "About 40 percent of menopausal women have breast pain and tenderness," adds ...

Sometimes, the pain can spread to your armpits. You're in your childbearing years (around your 20s and 30s), or you're approaching menopause. To help ease cyclical breast pain, your doctor may ...

Breast pain, or mastalgia, is mostly benign, says Dr Kashyap. According to hims, hormonal fluctuations, particularly during menstruation, pregnancy, or menopause, can lead to cyclical breast ...

menopause and, less commonly, breast cancer may all cause pain or tenderness, so it’s important to be aware of any changes.” With research showing that 80% of us are wearing the wrong bra ...

But the symptom that surprised Hayek the most once she started going through menopause was one they hadn't mentioned — that her breasts would get larger. "The boobs grow a lot," she said.

We would laugh at how ridiculous it was that we were both going through menopause at the same time,” says McKeon. Considering the rarity of breast cancer at such a young age, McKeon never ...