Is pain always dangerous?
Breast pain is in most cases related to hormonal changes and is benign. However, the nature and persistence of the pain and any accompanying symptoms call for the cause to be identified.
See a doctor if
- The pain is not related to your menstrual cycle
- It is localized to one spot and persists
- It is accompanied by a lump, redness or discharge
- The pain affects your daily life
Our approach
After a detailed medical history and clinical examination, structural changes are checked with ultrasound or mammography.
Treatment targeting the cause and lifestyle advice are provided, and a follow-up examination is scheduled when necessary.
Outcome
- Accurate identification of the cause
- Relief from discomfort
- Individual treatment
- Preventive recommendations
Don't just endure the pain
Finding out the cause is the first step toward relief — book an examination.
