What anti-inflammatory medicine should I take if my nipples are hard?

Women's breasts are not only for beauty, but more importantly for feeding children. After having children, not only will women's faces age more easily, but their bodies will also be more prone to gynecological diseases. Mastitis is a disease that women often suffer from, so you must pay attention to hygiene, develop good living habits, and get enough rest to stay away from the disease.

1. Mastitis can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs. Mastitis is an inflammation of the connective tissue in and around the mammary ducts. It often occurs in lactating women 3 to 4 weeks after delivery. The probability of disease in primiparas is higher than that in multiparas, but it can occur at any time during lactation. Therefore, mastitis is also called puerperal mastitis. It is specifically divided into three types: acute simple mastitis, acute suppurative mastitis and localized acute mastitis.

2. Regardless of the type of mastitis, there will be breast pain and swelling, and in severe cases, there will be a persistent high fever. If the symptoms are in the early stages, you can wash out the breast milk, heat it and feed it to the baby. Then apply hot compresses to the breasts and clean them to accelerate breast microcirculation. After the milk ducts are unblocked, the symptoms will be relieved a lot.

3. The method of treating mastitis should be determined according to the degree of development of the disease. In the early stage, magnesium sulfate hot compress, physical therapy, or penicillin injection can be used. If the disease is more serious, intravenous antibiotics should be given. Once an abscess is formed, drainage surgery should be performed immediately to drain the pus. As long as mastitis is treated and the milk has not dried up, you can continue to breastfeed your child.

Note:

As the saying goes, childbirth is the gate of hell. With the development of medical technology, it can be said that this saying is no longer applicable. Although the danger to life is gone, mothers are still at risk of various illnesses at all times. Therefore, for our own health and for our children's food, we female friends must take good care of our breasts. Mastitis refers to an acute suppurative infection of the breast, which often occurs during lactation. Due to breast inflammation, it is generally not recommended to continue breastfeeding.