Patient's question:
I had breast tenderness last month and found small hard lumps when touching. I went to the hospital, and the doctor said it was mammary hyperplasia, prescribed a course of medication for me to take at home. This month, my period hasn't come, and I took a test—it turned out I was pregnant. I was taking medication for mammary hyperplasia when I found out I was pregnant. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is not recommended for women to take medication during pregnancy or when trying to conceive. Currently, we do not fully understand the specific medication situation of the patient. This situation may potentially affect the fetal growth and development, but the extent of the impact cannot be confirmed at this time. It is recommended that the patient inform their prenatal care doctor about their specific medication history, follow the doctor's advice for regular prenatal check-ups, and seek the doctor's advice based on the results of these check-ups.