Patient's question:
My wife is currently breastfeeding, but when she had a thorough check-up at the hospital a few days ago, the doctor said she has hyperplasia of the breast gland. So I'd like to ask, does hyperplasia of the breast gland affect breastfeeding? If it does, should the child avoid focusing on breastfeeding? Are there any quick ways to relieve or treat hyperplasia of the breast gland?Doctor's answer:
It is possible to breastfeed with mammary hyperplasia. As its literal meaning suggests, it is simply a benign inflammation of the breast, with only a slight overgrowth. The treatment for mammary hyperplasia involves adjusting your mindset and maintaining a joyful mood every day, which will gradually and completely eliminate fibrosis. If medication is used, breastfeeding may not be good for the child. If fibrosis gradually leads to mastitis, it indicates that inflammation has reappeared. In this case, it is recommended not to focus solely on contraception.