How many days does it take for breast suppuration to heal after incision?

The breast area is always prone to various problems. For example, the most common problem is breast hyperplasia. Breast lumps are also one of the breast problems. Some people will have symptoms of breast suppuration. This situation requires surgical removal. Otherwise, the suppuration problem in the breast area will become more and more serious, and there is also a risk of breast cancer. So how many days will it take for breast suppuration to heal after removal?

If there is too much milk accumulation during lactation, it is easy to cause mastitis. Usually, the unfinished milk should be sucked out with a breast pump in time. If you feel breast pain, you can use magnesium sulfate for local hot compress and take Rupixiao orally for treatment. If early treatment is well controlled, breast suppuration can be prevented. If you feel local throbbing pain in the breast, it may be a suppurative infection and you need to go to the hospital for incision and drainage in time.

Patients with mastitis can be treated with antibiotics, and if necessary, surgical incision is needed to help drain the pus. Mastitis is a common disease in women, but it should not be taken lightly. Severe cases can cause high fever and persistent breast pain. Patients can use local hot compresses to relieve the pain. During the illness, pay attention to eating light, easy-to-eat and easily digestible foods, and avoid spicy food.

If a local abscess has formed, it should be opened to help drain the pus. In the early stages of the disease, it is important to stop breastfeeding and get more rest. You can use a hot towel to clean the affected area or apply hot compresses. The patient can eat more whole-wheat foods and legumes. At the same time, pay attention to proper supplementation of trace elements, keep a cheerful mood, and eliminate negative emotions.

The breast lump slowly begins to fester, so acute mastitis should be considered. Milk stasis is the cause. You should go to the hospital for a detailed examination by the breast surgery department. The treatment is antibiotic anti-infection, magnesium sulfate wet compress, or external application of Afu anti-inflammatory ointment. If suppuration occurs, surgery should be performed to drain the pus. In daily life, breast milk should be drained every day to prevent milk accumulation.