Will non-lactation mastitis heal on its own?

Mastitis is a very common breast disease. Generally speaking, the high-risk group for mastitis is breastfeeding women. In fact, even if you are not breastfeeding, you will still suffer from mastitis. Mastitis is very harmful to women's breast health. However, the situation of mastitis in each woman is different, so the treatment methods used for mastitis are also different. If it is non-lactation mastitis, will it heal itself?

Non-lactation mastitis cannot heal on its own. Mastitis also has different degrees of severity. If the condition is not serious, the patient will only feel breast swelling, and the skin on the surface of the breast will become red. Because everyone's physique is different, some patients will have fever and vomiting after the onset of the disease. In severe cases, the patient will also have fatigue and dizziness. If mastitis is delayed for too long, shock or other complications may occur, so treatment must be carried out as soon as possible after the onset of the disease.

Mastitis can occur at any age, and the reason why breastfeeding women suffer from mastitis is often due to bacterial infection. If the situation is not serious, it will get better as long as you pay attention to personal hygiene. Some patients have serious conditions after the onset of the disease. If not treated, it will not only not heal itself, but will cause the patient's condition to worsen. And if mastitis is not completely cured once, it will occur repeatedly in the future life. Therefore, after getting mastitis, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment. If it is not treated, the probability of self-healing is very low.

After suffering from mastitis, you must pay attention to a reasonable diet. Eating more vegetables and fruits in normal times will be of great benefit to the patient's recovery. You must ensure adequate sleep in normal times. Long-term lack of sleep will also aggravate the condition. During the treatment period, you must change your underwear in time. Long-term failure to pay attention to the cleanliness of underwear will also aggravate the condition. During the treatment period, you must take medications on time to avoid affecting the treatment.

Can mastitis occur during non-lactation period?

Mastitis commonly occurs during the lactation period. If redness, swelling, heat and pain in the breasts occur during the non-lactation period, it is called non-lactation mastitis. Non-lactational mastitis, including granulomatous lobular mastitis, periductal inflammation, and subareolar nipple abscess, is more difficult to treat than lactational mastitis. Since the cause of non-lactation mastitis is not yet clear and there are few effective treatments, it should be taken more seriously. Clinically, non-lactation mastitis can be treated with medication, traditional Chinese medicine, surgery, etc., and the specific choice is often based on different conditions.