Patient's question:
Doctor, I have had breast hyperplasia for two years, but since it was very mild, I didn't pay attention to it. Recently, I just gave birth to a child and am still breastfeeding. The child is just six months old, but my breast hyperplasia has worsened. Hello, I have breast hyperplasia, how should I treat it? What kind of medicine should I take while breastfeeding?Doctor's answer:
Hello, mild breast hyperplasia does not require treatment, and regular follow-up checks are sufficient. The symptoms of breast hyperplasia tend to be more pronounced during the menstrual period or lactation, as the fibrotic breast tissue is further reduced under the stimulation of hormones, especially prolactin, leading to pain and other conditions. In this case, oral medication is recommended, typically anti-stasis and anti-nodule drugs.