Can plasma cell mastitis heal on its own?

Plasma cell mastitis is one of many types of mastitis. Because many people do not know much about plasma cell mastitis, they think that plasma cell mastitis is harmless and does not require treatment. Some plasma cell mastitis patients even think that plasma cell mastitis can heal on its own. So, can plasma cell mastitis be cured? Plasma cell mastitis is not easy to cure and requires early treatment.

If plasma cell mastitis is not treated in time, it will cause great harm to women. It will not only have a great impact on the body, but also have a negative impact on daily life. Therefore, it is necessary to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

Failure to treat plasma cell mastitis in time can lead to the following harms:

1. Red and itchy skin: Plasma cell mastitis can cause swelling of the skin around the breast. It may also cause the patient to have a fever, and the patient may experience pain and discomfort with the slightest touch to the breast.

2. Secretion overflow: Patients with plasma cell mastitis may have yellow-brown or stubborn secretions when their breasts are squeezed.

3. Cause other symptoms: If plasma cell mastitis is not treated quickly, the inflammation may spread and cause fibrosis, which in turn leads to breast hyperplasia and pain and tender lumps around the nipple.

4. Breast cysts: If plasma cell breast cancer is not treated in time, it will cause breast cysts, pus, and even purulent fistula, and may also cause breast deformation.