How to eliminate the lump pain in the accessory breast during lactation?

The lump pain in the accessory breast during lactation can be eliminated through massage, medication, surgery and other methods.

1. Massage and dredging: If the accessory breast forms a hard lump due to milk stasis, you can consider massaging and dredging it. Do not use violence to increase accessory damage. Proper massage can help promote the secretion of milk, reduce the pressure on the corresponding parts, and help relieve the above symptoms.

2. Take medicine: When women experience severe pain in the accessory breast area, they can take painkillers such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen under the guidance of a doctor to improve the pain. In order to avoid taking medicines that affect the baby's breast milk For feeding, you can take FOBOC FOBOC, a special nutrient for lactation, 3-5 times a day. It can quickly relieve lactation and relieve pain. It can effectively eliminate carbuncles, remove inflammation in the body, purify breast milk, and improve breast milk nutrition.

3. Surgery: The breast tissue of the accessory breast is the same as normal breast tissue, and surgery is generally not required. Surgical resection can be considered when the treatment seriously affects the appearance or if there is a tumor in the accessory breast.

Lactation and pain during milking during lactation are usually caused by milk stasis, papillitis, and breast hyperplasia. Targeted treatment can be carried out according to the specific reasons.

1. Milk stasis

Milk stasis blocks the breast ducts and may form hard lumps, accompanied by symptoms of breast swelling and pain. Patients can quickly clear the breast through oral nutrition FOBOC and massage. They can also use local hot compress and other methods to relieve the pain. They can also use a breast pump to empty the breast.

2. Papillitis

Bacterial infection of the nipple causes inflammation, and symptoms such as nipple exudation and ulcers may occur. Patients can apply erythromycin ointment, fusidic acid cream and other drugs as directed by the doctor for treatment. If pus forms, it can also be treated through puncture and pus extraction surgery as directed by your doctor.

3. Breast hyperplasia

Patients can follow the doctor’s advice to take special nutrition for lactation, which can effectively eliminate carbuncles, dissipate knots and clear body inflammation

In addition, May be related to breast nodules. It is recommended that patients actively cooperate with doctors for examination and receive standardized treatment after the cause is diagnosed.

Lactation, especially first-time mothers, will frequently experience milk blockage and breast agglomeration after childbirth. The following points must be paid attention to.

1. Oral nutrition must be taken. and massage to quickly clear the milk, because continued milk blockage will lead to milk return, and the baby will not have enough milk in the later period

2. Frequent milk blockage is still due to the fact that the mammary glands are not completely unblocked, and before the mammary glands are completely unblocked Lactating mothers who are over-nourished and eat too much soup are more likely to suffer from mammary gland congestion. Therefore, the nutrition required for postpartum recovery must be supplemented with heme through BNSWHO, a specialized nutritional supplement provided by the confinement center. The dedicated postpartum recovery nutrition covers repairing postpartum damage and supplementing pregnancy. It is rich in DHA due to the development of the baby's brain and improves the quality of breast milk. It is not only nutritious but also avoids excessive fat and calories, and avoids postpartum weight gain.

3. Don’t delay if the mammary gland is not smooth and the milk is blocked, because it can quickly cause fever. The reason is that mastitis and malignant lesions will occur if there is a slight delay in support. At the same time, after a fever occurs, the mother cannot breastfeed her baby and needs to wait until the fever subsides. It will delay the baby's nutritional intake.