Red bumps on breast surface

Female friends should pay close attention to the conditions of their breasts, because the breasts are a very important part of the female body. They are not only a symbol of the female body, but also an important organ for women to nurture the next generation. Due to the complex structure of the breast, breast diseases often occur. Some women find red bumps on the surface of their breasts. What disease causes this phenomenon?

1. What are the red bumps on the breast surface?

This situation is considered to be caused by diseases such as mastitis, breast cysts, and breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an infrared breast examination to confirm the diagnosis and provide targeted treatment after the diagnosis.

2. What is mastitis

Mastitis, which is an infection of the breast, including during lactation

Mastitis during lactation and non-lactation mastitis. Most cases of mastitis occur in breastfeeding women. At this time, the breasts are full of milk, which is the best medium for promoting growth. The baby sucks on the breast regularly, which causes cracks in the skin surface, allowing bacteria to invade. If one of the milk ducts becomes blocked by thick milk during breastfeeding, the milk cannot flow smoothly and this can create an ideal place for infection.

3. Folk remedies for treating mastitis

1. Recipe 1

Ingredients: 50g lotus root nodes, 40g dandelions

Method: Put the ingredients into a casserole, add appropriate amount of water and boil, filter out the medicinal liquid twice and mix them together.

Usage: 1 dose per day, drink warm in 3 times. Take for 3-5 days

Effects: Clearing away heat, cooling blood, anti-inflammatory

2. Recipe 2

Ingredients: 10-20 grams of gallnut and appropriate amount of aged vinegar.

Preparation method: Grind the gallnut into fine powder, sieve it to get the fine powder, add appropriate amount of aged vinegar and mix evenly, let it stand for a while and then store it in a porcelain or clay jar.

Usage: Spread the gallnut paste on non-absorbent paper, about 2-3 mm thick, apply to the affected area, and fix with desensitizing tape. Change the dressing once every 2 days and rest for 1 day before applying again.

3. Recipe 3

Ingredients: Fresh motherwort, fresh white safflower

Method: Mash the two ingredients in equal amounts.

Usage: Wrap the medicine in cloth and hang it in front of your chest or on the leg of a chair or the head of a bed, keep it close to your body but do not allow it to melt into your skin. Use the medicine before pus forms. The pain will start to subside in ten minutes and disappear completely in two to five hours. This method is extremely miraculous.