This makes me say "hmmmmm."
Sample of one, I know -- but just wanted to share, so you would know that
fibrocystic breast disease can be different for each woman. Maybe she could find
some dietary changes helpful.
I had fibrocystic breast disease before pregnancy. I had a rather large
fibroid cyst removed 3 years before birthing my first child. I found pregnancy to
be very trying, as when present the fibrocystic changes did seem more painful,
even with a no-caffiene diet. However, during my nursing experience, it seemed
to go away completely. I experienced no new lumps, no pain, and no painful
changes during the 7 years that I was nursing, or during my second pregnancy
which occurred in the middle of that 7 year time.
Now that I am entering menopause, and no longer nursing, the lumps and pain
have returned, but nothing like they were before.
Laura
Mississippi


In a message dated 9/10/04 7:49:32 PM Central Daylight Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:

>  Her gynecologist had the same thing and says it is because she had
> fibrocystic breast disease before pregnancy.
>


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