What are the contraindications for plasma cell mastitis?

Plasma cell mastitis is a type of breast disease and is also a highly prevalent disease. Patients with plasma cell mastitis need to pay more attention to some taboos. In addition to timely treatment, they also need to pay more attention to their diet. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods, and eat more nutritious foods high in protein.

What are the contraindications for plasma cell mastitis?

Patients with plasma cell mastitis have no special dietary taboos. They can supplement with high-nutrition, high-protein foods, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits, and try to reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods. Plasma cell mastitis, also known as duct ectasia, is a chronic non-bacterial inflammation of the breast. It refers to various reasons that cause stagnation of secretions in the mammary duct lumen, mammary duct dilatation, aseptic inflammation and lumps around the ducts, acne-like or serous discharge from the nipple, and a large number of lymphocyte infiltration can be found in the lesions. It is more common in non-lactating women aged 30 to 40.

Plasma cell mastitis causes and precautions

Causes:

The occurrence of plasma cell mastitis is related to nipple hypoplasia, such as inverted nipple, nipple splitting, etc. The inverted nipple becomes a place for dirt and filth to accumulate, often with acne-like things and sometimes even an odor. Nipple deformity will inevitably cause the duct to twist and deform. The catheter is easily blocked because the contents of the catheter are fatty substances that corrode the tube wall and cause overflow, causing chemical inflammation. A large number of lymphocytes and plasma cells react to form small inflammatory masses. The lesions are mostly near the areola, with local redness, swelling and pain. Usually no fever. It may subside on its own after a few days, but will recur when the body's resistance is low due to fatigue, cold, etc., but each time it will be more severe than the last, and the lump will gradually become larger and more red and swollen. Doctors generally believe that it is a small abscess, or use antibiotic injections or infusions, and finally perform an incision and drainage, thus forming a fistula that is difficult to heal. Sometimes the redness and swelling will burst on their own and will not heal for a long time. Sclerocystitis that occurs in middle-aged and elderly women is caused by duct dilatation and degenerative changes in the duct wall. The lesions may also occur in multiple locations, forming multiple fistulas, which may even communicate with each other, leaving the breast riddled with holes. It's very similar to breast tuberculosis. If the lump is far away from the nipple and adheres to the skin, it looks like breast cancer. Therefore, we should understand mastitis, do not delay diagnosis, and strive for a one-time cure.

Note:

(1) Avoid eating chicken, seafood, greasy and fried foods. The diet should be a combination of meat and vegetables, with vegetables as the main focus.

(2) Avoid impacts to the affected area, such as being kicked by children, or being squeezed or hit by machinery.

(3) Pay attention to regulating your emotions, maintain a calm mind, and receive treatment patiently.

(4) You must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and work with the doctor to choose appropriate treatment methods.