Can I breastfeed if I have breast hyperplasia?

For new mothers, feeding their children with breast milk is a happy thing, but if there is any problem with the breasts at this time, mothers will question whether they can still feed their babies? Will it have any bad effects? For example, most women will suffer from breast hyperplasia, which may not be a big problem at normal times, but it will be different during this special period. So today let’s talk about whether you can breastfeed if you have breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia has no adverse effects on the fetus and the pregnant woman herself. It is not necessary to treat breast hyperplasia during pregnancy and lactation. Because after pregnancy, as the endocrine system changes, the breasts of women also begin to change. For example, the breasts begin to fully develop and gradually hypertrophy. Pregnant women will feel pain and discomfort in both breasts, and the range of the areola will also expand. Some people will have lactation. After the child is born, they enter the lactation period and the breasts are more fully developed. These have an excellent protective effect on the breasts. The original breast hyperplasia will become milder or disappear, and often heal without treatment. If there is lactation, the breasts should be kept clean, and those with severe symptoms need to see a doctor.

Whether you can breastfeed your baby depends on the condition of your breasts. If the hyperplasia is not very serious, it will generally not affect normal breastfeeding. It is best to go to the hospital for an infrared breast examination to determine the severity of the current breast condition. Generally speaking, most mothers can rest assured that they can breastfeed their babies. Mild breast hyperplasia is very common among young women of childbearing age and does not interfere with breastfeeding. But you should pay more attention to your breasts, and don't let congestion cause mastitis when you are breastfeeding, which will be painful. In addition, experts also remind everyone that if you have breast hyperplasia, you should breastfeed your baby even more, because breastfeeding can promote milk flow. If the milk is not finished and is not squeezed out in time, there is a possibility of mastitis. However, if breast hyperplasia is very serious, such as breast inflammation, the mother needs to take medication and not let the baby breastfeed.

From the above, mothers can know the answer to the question of whether mothers can breastfeed their babies. Yes, they can. This not only can feed the baby, but also helps the mother's breast hyperplasia. In fact, breast milk is irreplaceable for the baby, and it is the best and most nutritious food that the mother can give to the baby, so I hope that mothers can breastfeed their babies.