In most cases, breast nodules are not significantly painful. This is normal because when nodules are small, they do not pull on the perineum and will not cause pain, and smaller nodules will not press on the surrounding tissues and nerves, much less cause pain. Even if the nodules are not painful, they need to be reviewed regularly in the hospital to prevent them from developing malignant changes and becoming breast cancer. You should pay attention to your diet, for example, try not to drink drinks containing alcohol, eat overly greasy food or pickled food, which are harmful to your body, and consume fresh fruits and green vegetables to improve your body’s resistance. If nodules are found to grow rapidly or are significantly painful, puncture biopsy and excisional biopsy of the nodules are needed to clarify their nature. Squeezing of breast nodules should be avoided to prevent their growth.