Mastitis patients can choose appropriate weaning or weaning according to their own needs, but special attention should be paid to weaning and weaning at the same time during the operation, otherwise good practical results may not be achieved. At the same time, in terms of diet, mastitis patients do not need special attention and can eat like ordinary people.

How to return milk to mastitis Many patients will consider whether to return milk after getting mastitis during lactation. For this matter, we must grasp the cause of mastitis, which is caused by the blockage of the patient's mammary duct. After getting mastitis, we should give priority to how to transfuse the milk so that it can be discharged smoothly again.

There are also some patients who think that the milk secreted after mastitis is likely to cause adverse harm to children, and will have the idea of weaning or returning to milk. In fact, this idea is also possible. They can go to the hospital to seek the help of doctors and prescribe some drugs such as diethylstilbestrol or bromocriptine for weaning.

But the weaning system is mainly caused by the negative feedback of the chest. If patients continue to receive milk while doing medication, they may not be able to achieve better offline effect and must stop breastfeeding.

What are the taboos of mastitis? Many patients with mastitis, whether breast-fed or non-breast-fed, will consider food taboos. But in fact, as far as western medicine is concerned, there is nothing to pay special attention to in dealing with the diet of these patients. Patients can eat anything like ordinary people, as long as it is beneficial to the human body.

But we don't advocate foods that have an impact on the body. If patients really don't know which one to use, they are advised to take some low-fat ingredients and eat less high-fat ingredients. Because of the high-fat food, it is easy to cause too many ester chemicals in the stratum corneum of the mammary duct, blocking the mammary duct and causing mastitis caused by bacterial infection.

In addition, after getting mastitis, it is necessary to distinguish what kind of mastitis it is. If it is mastitis during lactation, we must use milk transfusion and anti-infective drugs to treat alcohol, instead of thinking about reducing it according to adjusting diet. If it is non-lactation mastitis, it may be solved according to surgical treatment, oral growth hormone or breast duct cleaning.

And now in clinical trials, there is not all direct evidence that non-lactation mastitis is caused by the tendency to focus on which component, so there is no big taboo for non-lactation mastitis.