Is female mastitis serious?

Mastitis is a very common disease among women. The incidence of this gynecological disease is becoming higher and higher, causing many women to suffer from this disease. After the occurrence, patients should pay attention to it and actively cooperate with the treatment so as not to worsen the condition. After all, although the symptoms of this disease are not so obvious, it is also relatively serious and will cause more complications in the patient's body. These gynecological complications are very troublesome and even difficult to cure. Moreover, they are generally diseases that only occur in postpartum women. This is also related to the physical health of your baby. If you cannot breastfeed normally, the baby will not be able to develop and grow normally.

Mastitis is a common disease among primiparas. At the beginning of the disease, the breasts will become swollen and painful, the lumps will be tender, the surface will be red and swollen, and there will be fever. In mild cases, the mother will not be able to breastfeed the baby normally, while in severe cases, surgical treatment is required. If the condition continues to develop, the symptoms will worsen and the breasts will become throbbing with pain. In severe cases, there is high fever, chills, obvious breast swelling and pain, local skin redness and swelling, nodules and tenderness, and enlarged and tender lymph nodes under the affected side.

The inflammation softens within a few days, forming a breast lump with a sense of fluctuation. The skin redness and fluctuation of the deep abscess are not obvious. The main causes of this disease are blocked milk ducts, milk stasis, or damage to the nipple when the baby is sucking milk. The clinical characteristics of this disease are acute onset, which may be accompanied by fever, chills, redness, swelling, heat and pain in the affected breast, the appearance of lumps, and finally the formation of abscesses.

Patients with severe mastitis may have high fever, chills, obvious breast swelling and pain, local skin redness and swelling, nodules and tenderness, and enlarged and tender lymph nodes in the armpit on the affected side. The inflammation softens within a few days, forming a breast abscess. After the pus breaks and drains out, the pus can drain smoothly, and the swelling and pain can be reduced. Acute mastitis is often accompanied by enlarged axillary lymph nodes on the affected side, tenderness and other symptoms, which cause great mental distress to female friends. Pulsating pain: The initial onset of mastitis is mostly during the lactation period. At the beginning, the breasts are swollen and painful, the lumps are tender, the surface is red and swollen, and there is fever. If the disease continues to develop, the symptoms will worsen. Breast cancer is an acute suppurative infection. The initial symptoms are swelling, pain, lumps and tenderness. At the same time, the nipples become red, swollen and hot. If not treated in time, the condition will worsen, and the breast pain will increase and even throbbing pain will occur.