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Breastfeeding
Is it better to breastfeed or to restart my hormone therapy? My Stage IIB cancer was HER2-positive and ER-positive. My treatment included a lumpectomy, chemo, Herceptin, radiation, Zoladex, and tamoxifen. Two years after my diagnosis, I stopped the hormone therapy—tamoxifen and Zoladex—to get pregnant. I delivered a baby four months ago, and have been breastfeeding out of my unaffected breast since. Should I continue to breastfeed for up to one year or stop and resume hormone therapy with Zoladex plus an aromatase inhibitor?
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I breastfed my baby five years before I was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Is it possible that my breast milk had cancer cells in it? And if it did, would this harm my daughter in any way in the future?
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Can I breastfeed after having been treated for ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)? If milk is available from that breast, will it be safe?
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Is it common for the breast that did not have cancer to grow much larger than the affected breast during pregnancy?
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