Here's what a GP wants you to know
differ from woman to woman, but there are some that are more common than others.
'But, as with many things in medicine, it is not an exact science, so not all women will experience breast tenderness as part of their perimenopause and menopause and not all breast pain in menopausal women is caused by menopause only.'What's the best way to treat menopause breast pain? 'It is so important to know what’s normal for you, which will be helped by regular self- examination. Read Red's guide here. This helps you know when to manage symptoms at home and when to ask for help.''Getting a supportive, well fitting bra can sometimes be the first step in combatting breast pain .
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