When many women check their breasts themselves, they will see blue meridians floating under the epidermis. Many women think it doesn't matter and think it's because the skin on the breasts is relatively thin and the skin tone is fair. In fact, if there are veins on the body, it is important to pay attention. So, is it normal to have blue veins on the chest after childbirth?
Having blue veins on the chest after production is a normal condition. The veins that appear on the body belong to superficial veins. When postpartum women enter the lactation period, the breast will be constantly filled with lotion to form an enlarged performance. At this time, the superficial veins will slowly be exposed. So it's normal and there's no need for special treatment.
As the lactation period comes to an end and the breasts return to their normal size, the postpartum veins will gradually become less noticeable. So when entering the lactation period after childbirth, it is necessary to eat more foods that promote lactation. After supplementing protein, it is also necessary to supplement vitamins.
If the breast is "sick", the following symptoms may occur: initially, it is diffuse swelling and pain, with obvious tenderness in the upper outer and middle parts of the breast, increasing pain before menstruation every month, and decreasing or disappearing pain after menstruation. Severe cases present with persistent pain before and after menstruation. In addition, patients often experience significant emotional changes such as anger, nervousness, frustration, anxiety, depression, etc. In addition, their daily routine may be forced to reverse and become disordered, and their immune function may deteriorate due to fatigue. Local breast pain and restlessness may occur due to emotional changes.
