Patient's question:
Every time before my period, I feel aching pain in both breasts. Light pressure makes it hurt even more, but it's usually better during the rest of the month. The hospital's ultrasound said it's fibrocystic breast changes, not too serious, and they prescribed some medication for me. Now I want to have a child. Can I still get pregnant with fibrocystic breast changes? Do I need to stop taking the medication?Doctor's answer:
Hormonal changes in the female body primarily cause mastitis to recur, and it does not affect pregnancy. However, there is a need to wait for a period of time after stopping medication before becoming pregnant, as the medication may have an impact on the fetus. Additionally, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, the symptoms of mastitis may potentially be alleviated. Some people have misunderstandings, believing that it is not suitable to breastfeed after developing mastitis. This thought is incorrect.