Patient's question:
2001, after giving birth to a child, I realized it has been nine years. About the previous treatment and its effects: In the past two years, I simply took some anti-inflammatory medication. In recent years, I haven't received any treatment. Can I have a second child while breastfeeding? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, breast hyperplasia is the most common disease among women. Breast hyperplasia has no adverse effects on the fetus or the pregnant woman herself. During pregnancy and lactation, there is no need to treat breast hyperplasia. After pregnancy, with the changes in the endocrine system, the breasts also begin to change. The breasts have begun to fully develop and grow, gradually becoming larger. The pregnant woman may feel discomfort and pain in her breasts. The areola also expands, and some people may experience galactorrhea again: After the baby is born and enters the lactation period, the breasts grow even more fully. The color of the breast discharge is milky white, and it is normal to breastfeed. It will not affect the child;