Breast-milk mammography
Lactation is one of the most common breast diseases among breast-feeding women, causing many problems for new mothers. In order to contribute to a better understanding of the disease, it will be described in detail in terms of symptoms, causes, treatment and prevention.
I. Symptoms Performance
The main symptoms of breast-feeding breast disease include redness of the breast ‘ s skin, increased skin temperature, swollen tissues and visible pain and pressure. These symptoms usually occur in a certain area of the breast and may be accompanied by systemic discomfort, such as heat, cold warfare and inactivity. In addition, the development of inflammation is further exacerbated by the possibility of poor milk discharge due to the loss of nipples or the clogged mammogram.
Analysis of the causes
Breast lactation occurs due to a number of factors. First, bacterial infections are one of the main causes of mammitis. When the nipple is damaged or the mammogram is blocked, bacteria are vulnerable to mammograms and infection. Second, irrational breastfeeding practices can also lead to breast inflammation. Incorrect breast-feeding positions, low or high breast-feeding frequency and late discharge of milk can lead to mammograms and congestion, providing an environment for bacteria to grow.
Treatment
For the treatment of breast lactation, it should first be made clear that breastfeeding should be suspended for the duration of the drug, and milk should be pumped or squeezed by hand to keep the breast tube open. At the same time, patients need to use antibiotics for anti-infection treatment under the guidance of a doctor. In the course of treatment, breast pain and swelling can also be alleviated through heat dressing, massage, etc. In the case of breast disease, which has developed swollen, surgery may be required to remove the flow.
Preventive measures
The key to the prevention of breast-feeding is the maintenance of good breast health and proper breastfeeding habits. First, nipples and breasts should be cleaned before and after breastfeeding to avoid bacterial intrusion. Secondly, it is important to ensure that babies suck their breasts correctly and to avoid breast insufficiency and congestion. At the same time, the risk of breast disease is reduced by avoiding external force collisions or pressure on the breasts. In addition, good health and good health also help to prevent breast disease.
In sum, breast-feeding, while causing new mothers a great deal of trouble, as long as we know their symptoms, causes, treatment and prevention methods, we can effectively reduce their incidence and ensure their health and that of their babies. During the breastfeeding period, new mothers are required to pay close attention to their physical condition and, in case of anomalies, to receive timely medical attention, professional diagnosis and treatment. At the same time, it is important to maintain a good mind and a sense of optimism and enjoy a good time with the baby.
