How to treat breast inflammation during breastfeeding

Many mothers will encounter this situation: breast inflammation during breastfeeding, which makes them particularly painful and their breasts will be very painful. In particular, mothers are more worried about whether breastfeeding in this way will have any adverse effects on the baby. Therefore, treatment is very necessary for them. Let's learn how to treat breast inflammation during breastfeeding.

The treatment methods for different types of breast hyperplasia are relatively different. Therefore, the three types of breast hyperplasia, such as lobular hyperplasia of the breast, breast adenosis, and cystic hyperplasia of the breast, should be treated with the five-step quadruple classification therapy. As for breast cysts, which are caused by the accumulation and death of a large number of breast duct cells and epithelial cells, forming a cystic mass, it is advisable to use Anke's minimally invasive breast excision surgery for treatment.

2. For mastitis, if it is in the early stage, in addition to continuing breastfeeding, the patient can also take the following measures to treat it:

(1) Remove the milk crust on the nipple surface in time to avoid congestion in the breast caused by poor milk discharge;

(2) Apply a hot and wet towel to the breast lump and massage the area repeatedly to soften it and then use a breast pump to suck out the milk;

(3) After applying a hot towel, use the handle of a wooden comb to gently scrape and comb the nipple along the direction of the breast;

(4) Look carefully on the nipple to see if you can find any white spots. If these white spots cannot be squeezed out or picked out, it is usually caused by milk congestion that has blocked the mammary gland. Find a needle, disinfect it with alcohol, and insert it into the white spot. It won't hurt at all. Usually, milk will spray out when the needle is removed. At this time, let the baby suck quickly to disperse the lump and everything will be fine.

(5) You can massage your breasts every night before going to bed or before getting up. Put the index finger, middle finger and ring finger of one hand together and place them on the opposite breast. With the nipple as the center, make circles clockwise from the outer edge of the breast to the inside. Do this 10 times for each breast. This method can promote local blood circulation, increase the nutritional supply of the breast, and facilitate the secretion of estrogen. It can also rub the lumps apart or apply a hot compress with a towel.

If female friends who suffer from breast inflammation during lactation use the methods described above and the results are not very good, they must go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid the deterioration of the disease. If the lump in the breast becomes festering, it will cause great harm to our body.