How to treat chronic mastitis?

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Chronic mastitis is characterized by slow onset, long course of disease, not easy to cure, long-lasting; Palpable mass in the breast, mainly manifested as mass, with hard texture, unclear boundary, tenderness, adhesion to the skin, no ulceration, pus formation and dissipation; There was no typical redness, swelling, fever, chills, fatigue and other systemic symptoms. Next, I'll tell you something.

How to treat chronic mastitis?

Chronic mastitis is characterized by slow onset, long course of disease, not easy to cure, long-lasting; Palpable mass in the breast, mainly manifested as mass, with hard texture, unclear boundary, tenderness, adhesion to the skin, no ulceration, pus formation and dissipation; There was no typical redness, swelling, fever, chills, fatigue and other systemic symptoms.

This is a simple and noninvasive examination, which can be used to determine the nature and location of the mass. However, it has poor recognition ability for masses less than 1 cm in diameter. If you do this examination alone, you may miss smaller masses. When breast mass is suspected, B-ultrasound examination is necessary.

That is to insert the fine needle into the mass and extract a small amount of tissue for cytological examination. This is a very good and direct examination, which is not only cheap, but also very accurate. Hospitals with conditions can also puncture with B-ultrasound and X-ray positioning.

matters needing attention

At the beginning of the stage, the nipple is often chapped. When breast-feeding, the nipple is tingling, accompanied by blocked or caked milk, sometimes one or two milk tubes are blocked. Then the breast local swelling pain, caking or with or without, accompanied by tenderness, skin color is not red or slightly red, skin is not hot or slightly hot. General symptoms are not obvious, or accompanied by fever, chest tightness, headache, irritability, easy to lose temper, loss of appetite.