Symptoms of non-lactating suppurative mastitis

Non-lactation suppurative mastitis is a common breast disease among women. All female friends should pay attention to it. In order to do a good job of prevention in life, we must understand non-lactation suppurative mastitis, especially the symptoms of non-lactation suppurative mastitis. Female friends need to understand it more. Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

It is necessary for women to be aware of the symptoms of non-lactation mastitis. Because the incidence of this disease is very high, it accounts for about one-tenth of all parturients. Moreover, the symptoms of mastitis are generally not very obvious, especially in the early stages of the disease.

Mastitis is very common among primiparas, usually occurring 2 to 6 weeks after delivery and is caused by bacterial infection. Gynecological experts believe that the initial symptoms of acute simple non-lactation mastitis are mainly breast pain, local high skin temperature, tenderness, unclear nodules, and tenderness.

Mastitis refers to an acute suppurative infection of the breast, most commonly in lactating women. It can occur at any time during lactation but is most common at the beginning of lactation. Everyone should understand the symptoms of mastitis in detail and take good prevention and early treatment measures.

Many patients are very concerned about the symptoms of non-lactation mastitis. In fact, treatment and examination are also very important. Abscess formation occurs due to ineffective treatment measures or further aggravation of the disease, local tissue necrosis and liquefaction, and infection foci of varying sizes merge together to form an abscess. Abscesses may be unilocular or multilocular. Superficial abscesses are easy to detect, while deeper abscesses are not obvious and are difficult to detect. If the mastitis patient has obvious systemic symptoms and local and systemic drug treatments are not effective, it is important to perform punctures at the painful site and wait for pus to be extracted or white blood cells to be found in the smear to confirm the diagnosis of abscess.

The symptoms of non-lactation suppurative mastitis are briefly described above. I hope female friends can pay attention to it and try their best to prevent breast diseases in their lives. Don't put too much pressure on yourself, especially you must keep a happy mood. In addition to these, you must also pay attention to your diet in your daily life and avoid eating foods that are too high in fat.