subject: Breast Inflammation, Inflammation Of The Skin Of The Breast [print this page] A chest infection usually occurs in women between 18 and 30 years. It is a condition that is less prevalent than before. This is because there are more hygienic measures are taken. Watch your hygiene!
A chest infection occurs in women who are breastfeeding, but can also occur spontaneously. If you think you have a chest infection you better go to the doctor so that you get appropriate treatment.
What are the symptoms of a breast infection while breastfeeding?
Symptoms of breast inflammation during lactation are:
-Pain in the breasts
-A swelling of the breasts
-Redness
-Sensitivity
-Being unwell, as if you have the flu (high temperature, muscle aches, headache)
-A cut or gap in the nipple or the skin around
It is important to continue to give milk to your baby. So you prevent the formation of an abscess in the breast duct. It is not at all bad for the baby to give milk during inflammation. The bacteria when they are slain in the stomach of the baby. If due to circumstances you can not give milk, it is important you express milk.
If you do have an abscess you need as quickly as possible to the hospital. There they will remove the abscess with a needle under local anesthesia or whole.
What are the symptoms of a spontaneous breast infection?
In a spontaneous breast infection is the skin around the nipple or inflamed. It is most common in women between 20 and 30 years. 90% of patients smoke. This shows that cigarette smoke creates damage around the nipple.
Using antibiotics can be corrected a chest infection. However, it may return if the canal has been damaged. Sometimes the doctor chooses Therefore, the channel to take away.
A skin infection
In women with large breasts, the skin under the breasts quickly ignited. This is because in that position of the body warmer and sweat accumulates bacteria and fungi which are easier places. Using antibiotics and antifungal creams can cure skin disease. Keep the skin clean and dry, take medication, and will inhibit inflammation.
Breast reduction
After weighing the pros and cons, you can choose to do a breast reduction. This is an operation that cut deeper than its counterpart, the breast. The surgery takes about 2 to 3 hours. It is not obvious for the doctor to obtain two identical breasts after surgery. A breast reduction is performed less than a breast augmentation.
Before surgery, you can choose how much breast tissue is taken away. The nipple will be relocated. The biggest scar of a breast reduction you see around the nipple and a line under the nipple. The scar is usually one year needed to disappear.
The operation may entail some problems:
-May reduce sensation of the nipple
-Breastfeeding after surgery is not possible
-It takes long before the scar has healed
-There is danger of infection and risk of internal bleeding
