Could my one-sided breast pain?which has improved with Primosa and Vitamin E?and my delayed, painful period after taking Primoult N be caused by a hormone imbalance, and how do my upcoming thyroid and prolactin tests relate to these symptoms? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my one-sided breast pain?which has improved with Primosa and Vitamin E?and my delayed, painful period after taking Primoult N be caused by a hormone imbalance, and how do my upcoming thyroid and prolactin tests relate to these symptoms?

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Could my one-sided breast pain?which has improved with Primosa and Vitamin E?and my delayed, painful period after taking Primoult N be caused by a hormone imbalance, and how do my upcoming thyroid and prolactin tests relate to these symptoms?

Asked by Female, 29 · 8 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

8 days ago

It is very common for hormone imbalances to cause both your breast pain and your delayed, painful period. Your improvement with evening primrose oil (Primosa) and Vitamin E is a great sign, as they help soothe breast tissue sensitive to hormonal fluctuations. Norethisterone (Primoult N) is a hormone that can temporarily disrupt your cycle, leading to a delayed and sometimes heavier, more painful period once stopped. Your upcoming thyroid and prolactin tests are highly relevant, as abnormal levels of these hormones directly impact your menstrual cycle and breast sensitivity.

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