How long does plasma cell mastitis take to change dressing?

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Milk is not caused by bacterial infection. It is due to the accumulation and overflow of fatty substances in the catheter. This leads to chemical stimulation and immune reaction around the catheter, resulting in a large number of plasma cell infiltration, so it is called plasma cell mastitis. If repeated attacks may be broken ulceration, resulting in the formation of fistula. May continue to attack as a bacterial infection, which is difficult to cure. Plasma cell mastitis, also known as ductal ectasia, commonly known as ductitis. Generally, the peak age of onset is between 50 and 60 years old. Now let's talk about how long does it take for plasma cell mastitis to change dressing?.

How long does plasma cell mastitis take to change dressing?

First: because plasma cell mastitis is a very easy relapse of the disease, treatment should be discussed according to the patient's condition, discuss how to treat to achieve the best effect. Generally, conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is used first. Because a part of the patients recovered through traditional Chinese medicine treatment.

Second: plasma cell mastitis patients through surgical treatment, after surgery should keep the wound near the clean, in order to facilitate observation of the wound near the recovery. At the same time, the wound will heal itself. After healing, the surgical line can be removed, leaving only a small scar.

Third: Patients with plasma cell mastitis after surgery should pay attention to the light diet, avoid spicy food to stimulate internal organs, leading to repeated attacks of the disease. At the same time, because fried and barbecue food belongs to hot and dry food, so it is better not to eat. Keep calm after operation, avoid excitement and keep the wound from breaking.

matters needing attention

1. Avoid emotional excitement, avoid the wound rupture leading to bleeding again. 2. Eat healthy vegetables and fruits and keep your own amount of vitamins. 3. Keep the nipple clean to avoid infection.