After becoming pregnant, women may experience pregnancy symptoms such as delayed menstruation, breast tenderness, fatigue, nausea, and vomiting. Therefore, many women will go to the hospital for early pregnancy check ups after experiencing pregnancy like symptoms. May I ask if the breasts have become larger before menstruation?
After pregnancy, women may experience breast swelling and pain, breast enlargement, and other factors that can also cause breast enlargement. Therefore, the absence of menstruation for breast enlargement is not necessarily a sign of pregnancy. To determine if a woman is pregnant, she also needs to consider other changes in her body and, if necessary, undergo early pregnancy tests or examinations.
Usually, if a woman becomes pregnant, she will not only experience breast swelling and pain, breast enlargement, and delayed menstruation, but also accompanied by loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, and elevated body temperature. Women can combine various symptoms of their body to determine which factors are causing breast enlargement. During this period, women can also go to the hospital for examination to identify the specific causes of the abnormalities and take corresponding measures.
If pregnancy is not detected during testing, it is necessary to consider the factors of missed menstruation and breast enlargement caused by diseases. Sometimes, some breast diseases can also cause changes in the breasts, leading to breast enlargement in women, and may even cause endocrine disorders and menstrual disorders.
