Nipple sensitivity and pain after ovulation

After ovulation, changes in hormonal levels may cause nipple sensitivity and pain. This is because during ovulation, a woman's hormone levels drop and then gradually rise back to normal levels. This change in hormonal levels may irritate the nipples and breasts, causing them to feel more sensitive. Additionally, some women may find that their breasts begin to grow after ovulation, which may also cause nipple pain.

Breast development is also a possible cause of nipple sensitivity and pain. During puberty, a woman's breasts begin to grow, which may cause nipple pain. Additionally, some women may develop small pimples on their nipples, which may also cause nipple pain.

Infection is also a possible cause of nipple sensitivity and pain. Some bacteria may infect the nipples and breasts, causing pain and inflammation. This condition may require treatment, including antibiotics and painkillers.

If you are experiencing nipple sensitivity and pain after ovulation, don’t worry too much. This is a common condition that will go away on its own in most cases. If the pain lasts for a long time or you feel uncomfortable, it is recommended to consult a doctor for examination and treatment.

References:

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[2] Ma Jianhui, Xiong Wei. Women’s health with nipple sensitivity and pain after ovulation [J]. Modern Women’s Health, 2017, 33(11):62-63.