My wife is a nurse and she said "yes, it is pretty normal"
The breasts are how they are. During menstruation they can get swollen but a normal breast is never hard. If she has implant she needs to speak to her surgeon.
Breast pain is common but not a normal part of the menstrual cycle or menstruation, if you do experience breast tenderness it may be due to hormonal imbalance so check for solutions to this. Your breasts can be tender around ovulation, which occurs around two weeks before your period, and from then up until menstruation or even during menstruation - everyone is different.
Breasts get tender during menstruation due to hormonal changes, specifically estrogens effect on the ducts in the breasts. If this occurs on a regular basis it is important to regulate hormones or talk to your doctor to make sure everything is normal.
Yes, it is normal to see vatiation in your breast size throughout your entire menstrual cycles but especially around ovulation and menstruation. The breasts are not growing or shrinking, the ducts in the breasts are swelling due to the effect of hormones on the breasts.
Breasts can become tender before menstruation as a result of hormonal imbalance, higher levels of estrogen can cause the ducts of the breasts to swell and become tender. This is a common symptom of menstruation but shouldn't be considered normal, it can be reduced by regulating hormones or if it continues you should talk to your doctor about the problem.
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The average blood loss during menstruation is 35 milliliters with 10-80 milliliters considered normal.
Yes, some women do get extremely sore breast premenstrually.
No, bruise are not a normal occurrence from menstruation. It is possible to bruise slightly easier during this time due to being lower in iron.
yes, very normal
Not exactly normal, common perhaps. Hormones effect your moods throughout your menstrual cycle and you may be more emotional during menstruation is something upsets you. However a lot of this is due to how you feel about menstruation, women who dislike their periods are more likely to feel unhappy during menstruation.