Patient's question:
I always have severe breast pain during my menstrual period, and it improves after the period ends. Each time, the pain is so intense that I can't even touch my breasts. Later, I learned it was due to fibrocystic breast changes. Because I was shy and afraid of others finding out, I didn't seek treatment. I plan to get married and prepare for pregnancy, and I'm a bit worried that I won't have milk after giving birth. I want to know what effect fibrocystic breast changes have on pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Breast hyperplasia has no significant impact on future pregnancy and childbirth. Pay attention not to overwork to avoid endocrine disorders, which may alleviate the symptoms of breast hyperplasia. The bra should not be too tight, and avoid pressing the chest. Foods, supplements, and medications containing high levels of estrogen should be avoided. Drink plenty of warm water to boost metabolism, which helps relieve symptoms. Actively participate in physical exercise to regulate physical and mental health, and maintain personal hygiene.