Patient's question:
My older sister-in-law, who was breastfeeding in the postpartum period, suddenly stopped producing milk. At the time, she didn't pay much attention and didn't take any measures. Later, every time she had her period, her breasts would hurt, and she couldn't touch them. She went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told she had fibrocystic breast disease. She has also taken medication, but the condition has been improving and worsening intermittently. How can you deal with recurring fibrocystic breast disease?Doctor's answer:
If the symptoms of breast hyperplasia recur, it is necessary to adjust both diet and medication. The specific use of medication should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. In terms of diet, daily meals should be based on light and simple food, avoiding spicy, stimulating, extremely cold, and icy foods. Maintaining a regular routine, eating properly, not working overtime, and avoiding anger are more beneficial for breast health. Regular prenatal check-ups and careful observation of treatment effects help doctors adjust treatment plans.