After the occurrence of an embryonic arrest, women may also experience breast pain and tenderness. This is due to hormones in the body not being able to immediately return to normal levels, so these hormones still stimulate the breasts, causing pain and tenderness. As the level of hormones in the body decreases, this breast pain, as well as some early pregnancy symptoms, will gradually alleviate. About a week after embryonic arrest, these reactions will gradually ease until they completely disappear. However, timely treatment is necessary after embryonic arrest.