Patient's question:
I got a child with my wife after two years of marriage. My wife used to have breast hyperplasia in the past, but it got better later. Now, during breastfeeding, it seems to have returned. The doctor at the hospital has diagnosed it as well. The baby is still nursing, and I'm concerned about whether this breast milk is safe or harmful to the child.What kind of help I need: Hello, can someone with breast hyperplasia still change diapers for the baby?
Doctor's answer:
If fibrosis is not very severe, it generally does not affect normal breastfeeding. It is best to go to the hospital for a thorough infrared breast examination to confirm the current severity of the breast condition. If there is a condition of breast hyperplasia, it is even more important to change the baby's diaper, as breastfeeding can promote milk flow. If the milk is engorged and not expressed in time, there may be a risk of mastitis. However, if the breast hyperplasia is severe, such as in cases of breast inflammation, medication treatment is necessary. If there are systemic symptoms, the baby cannot directly consume the milk. Instead, the milk can be expressed, boiled, and then fed to the baby.