Patient's question:
Taking a bath, I found I have breast hyperplasia, but recently my husband said he wants to have a child. Will breast hyperplasia affect getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hello, most cases of breast hyperplasia are physiological phenomena, primarily breast tenderness before menstruation, which disappears after menstruation, and has no impact on health. It is absolutely harmless to pregnancy, so you can rest assured. However, before pregnancy, it is still recommended to have a breast ultrasound examination to rule out other conditions. If the examination is normal, take folic acid orally, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a calm mood, and prepare for pregnancy.