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Hi doc. i undergo a breast surgery last week and the result of my breast lump was: benign, periductal mastitis. i would like to ask if is it safe to get pregnant again after my surgery? is it safe to breasfeed esp to my breast with removed lump?
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Give yourself 4-6 weeks to heal fully. What you described is not a contraindication for pregnancy or breastfeeding. Take folic acid supplement and consult with your doctor, preferably an obstetrician.
Answered 7/28/2022
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