if a breast have a fibrocystic desease is it normal to have a pain and change the shape.?

Question

i am breastfeeding to my new born baby, i feel pain in my left breast, one year ago i went for an ultra sound the doctor found nothing in my breast,

Answer 1

It is very common for fibrocystic breast disease to cause some pain and also, with you nursing could be making that pain a little worse. If there is a particular lump that you are concerned about just be sure to keep an eye on it an notice any changes that you may feel. If it gets larger and then reduces in size then it shouldn't be anything but if you notice the lump there and the size doesn't decrease throughout the month and you notice it getting slightly larger then I would recommend that you get it checked out again. This is the exact same way I found my lump, started out just like you are saying but you should be just fine. Just be sure to stay aware of any changes. Fibrocystic breast disease is very common and is not a sign of breast cancer.

Answer 2

Breastfeeding can be painful, but check with the doctor to make sure everything is OK

I am proud that you are breastfeeding. It gives your baby a good start on life!!!

Answer 3

Go to goggle search and type fibrocystic disease and you should find much information and support people who have chat rooms. Do not pay for any information from the net. There are many sites that just want to help and not get rich.

Answer 4

Yes it can, but make sure you have no growing lumps. Scar tissue or non cancerous lumps can become inflamed which causes pain. Just putting a damp hot pad on for 2 minutes and a cold damp pad for 2 mintues (repeat for 10 minutes) can often reduce the inflamation. If it persists see your doctor.

Answer 5

ask your doctor, breastfeeding can be painful to anyone