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Why does the pimple on my chest hurt?

2025-10-11 18:37:39 Mother and baby

Why does the pimple on my chest hurt?

Recently, the issue of "painful pimples on the chest" has sparked heated discussions in many health forums and social platforms. Many netizens expressed concern and were unsure whether this was related to breast disease or other health issues. This article will analyze this issue in detail for you based on the hot topics and authoritative medical materials on the Internet in the past 10 days.

1. Analysis of common causes

Why does the pimple on my chest hurt?

According to recent search data and medical consultation statistics, the main causes of breast pimples and accompanying pain are as follows:

Reason typeProportion (data in the past 10 days)Typical symptoms
Folliculitis/sebaceous cyst42%Redness, swelling, tenderness, and possibly pus
Breast hyperplasia28%Periodic swelling, pain and lumps change with menstruation
allergic reaction15%Itching, rash, possibly fever
Early stage of herpes zoster8%Unilateral stinging followed by blisters
Others (including mastitis, tumors, etc.)7%Symptoms vary and require professional examination

2. The 5 issues that netizens are most concerned about (recent hot search list)

RankingquestionSearch volume trends
1Will the hard lump on my chest go away on its own?↑35% (compared to last month)
2How to deal with breast lumps during breastfeeding?↑28%
3Should men be wary of breast lumps?↑22%
4How to differentiate between acne and breast cancer lumps?↑18%
5What are those red bumps that suddenly appear?↑15%

3. Professional doctor’s advice

According to Professor Li, chief physician of the Breast Department of a tertiary hospital (recent health live broadcast opinion):

1.Observation period principle: Pimples without obvious redness, swelling, heat and pain can be observed for 1-2 menstrual cycles. If they persist, you need to seek medical attention.

2.Danger Signal Recognition: You should seek medical attention immediately if the following conditions occur: • The mass is fixed and does not move • Accompanied by nipple discharge (especially bloody) • "Orange peel-like" changes appear on the skin • Swollen axillary lymph nodes

3.Check recommendations: • Ultrasound is the first choice for those under 40 years old • Mammography is recommended for those over 40 years old • MRI is required in difficult cases

4. Sharing of recent typical cases

Case typeagefinal diagnosisTreatment
lactation pain29 years oldacute mastitisAntibiotics + lactation
painless lump45 years oldbreast fibroadenomaminimally invasive surgery
multiple rashes32 years oldcontact dermatitisAnti-allergy treatment

5. Guidelines for prevention and self-examination

1.Monthly self-examination time: Best on 7-10 days after menstruation ends

2.Correct inspection techniques: • Touch your fingers together flatly, do not pinch or pinch • Check the system in a clockwise direction • Including the subclavian and axillary areas

3.Everyday precautions: • Choose breathable cotton underwear • Avoid overuse of antiperspirant products • Maintain a regular schedule and emotional stability • Control high-fat dietary intake

Recent big data from health platforms show that only 37% of women perform breast self-examination correctly. Experts specifically remind: regardless of whether abnormalities are found, women over 20 years old should undergo professional breast examinations every year.

If you find a pimple on your chest accompanied by pain, it is recommended to record the following information for your doctor’s diagnosis: • Time of occurrence • Whether it changes with the menstrual cycle • Nature of the pain (swelling/tingling/burning sensation) • Associated symptoms (fever/itching, etc.)

Please note that this article is for reference only. Please refer to the examination results of regular medical institutions for specific diagnosis. Recently, due to the change of seasons, the number of consultations on skin problems and breast discomfort has increased significantly. It is recommended to clean the skin and manage emotions to reduce the probability of discomfort.

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