MASTITIS DISEASE - SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, TREATMENT, PREVENTION OF BREAST INFLAMMATION
Keywords:
Activities aimed at treating and preventing mastitisAbstract
Mastitis- inflammation of breast tissue. Develops due to infection of the mammary glands by bacteria. At the same time, the breasts enlarge, swell, begin to hurt, become sensitive, the skin turns red, and the body temperature rises.
The incidence of mastitis among nursing mothers ranges from 1% to 16% depending on the region. On average, this figure corresponds to 5% of lactating women, and in recent years, measures aimed at reducing the incidence remain ineffective. The majority of women with mastitis (85%) are first-time mothers (or first-time breastfeeders). The reason for this is that milk is retained in the glands due to lack of milking skills. Women over 30 years of age who are breastfeeding for the first time suffer from mastitis due to a decrease in the body's protective abilities or concomitant chronic diseases. In such cases, the symptoms of mastitis are accompanied by clinical symptoms of the underlying disease.
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