Patient's question:
The doctor, I now have a question that is causing me great distress. Two months ago, because pressing on my chest would cause pain and there were lumps, I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with mammary hyperplasia. But this month, I found out I'm pregnant, and now I'm very confused whether I can have this child. I want to ask, can I have a baby with mammary hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Patients with mammary hyperplasia will never affect normal pregnancy, which means that women with mammary hyperplasia can normally get pregnant and give birth. You don't need to worry or be scared about this. During pregnancy, it's important to pay attention to proper care. You can do breast massage therapy, which can help improve mammary hyperplasia and restore it to normal. It's also necessary to pay attention to diet, avoiding spicy and irritating foods, and eating more fruits and vegetables to enhance vitamin intake.