Will mastitis heal on its own?

Mastitis is a relatively common breast disease, but it is also a disease that many female friends do not pay attention to. For some friends, the occurrence of mastitis may cause some misunderstandings, thinking that the disease of mastitis will heal on its own. In fact, mastitis will not heal on its own, and patients need to receive targeted treatment.

Mastitis will not heal on its own. The human body will have symptoms of mastitis, which is mainly inflammation of the connective tissue around the body's mammary ducts. For mastitis, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time. If the treatment is not timely, it may even form symptoms of abscesses, which will cause great harm to women's health. Therefore, mastitis must be treated in time in the hospital. It will be more difficult to treat in the later stages.

There are many methods to treat mastitis. You can choose to take block therapy. This treatment method mainly involves selective procaine injection. Injection into the human breast can effectively reduce inflammation. In order to enhance the therapeutic effect, you can also selectively take broad-spectrum antibiotics orally or intravenously. The simultaneous use of these two drugs can achieve good therapeutic goals. You can choose to inject penicillin around the inflammatory mass. Most people have better results after treatment.

In the treatment of mastitis, systemic treatment methods should be selectively adopted. In the later stages of mastitis, it is very likely to develop sepsis, which has a relatively large impact on the human body. Therefore, it is best to do a bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test for mastitis, and then select sensitive antibiotics, and finally use intravenous injection of antibiotics for treatment. Many people will have better results after treatment. In order to enhance the therapeutic effect, local tissues can selectively be applied with hot compresses, which can effectively relieve the patient's local pain symptoms.

To sum up, mastitis does not heal itself. There are many ways to treat mastitis. Many people will see significant improvement after treatment. Patients also need to adjust their personal lifestyle habits. It is best to choose the correct breastfeeding method, ensure the cleanliness of the breasts, and avoid wearing tight clothes. Patients with mastitis should avoid contact with irritating foods, as they will aggravate milk stasis and will be detrimental to treatment. Female friends should also clean the nipples and areola to promote milk discharge.