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How does the lump itch of non-lactation mastitis return a responsibility?
Nowadays, many people advocate health preservation, which can prolong life, beauty beauty. But the premise of health preservation is to ensure that your life is good and there are no bad habits such as overeating. Some women don't care about their health in life, even if they have health care every day, they are prone to problems. However, what is the itchy pimple of female non-lactation mastitis?

How is the itching of breast lump in non-lactation period? If there is a breast lump, and the lump is very large, it is necessary to check whether it is caused by breast fibroma or mastitis, and do some targeted examinations, so as to carry out relevant treatment, reduce pain and prevent serious diseases.

1, coup 1:

Relieve the lump with diet. For example, if you often eat salty or spicy food, you should pay attention to changing it at this time and try to reduce the food with heavy taste. You can choose low-fat foods and eat more high-fiber foods, cereals and fruits and vegetables, which is one of the ways to eliminate lumps.

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Massage the breast, if you often choose to massage the part with a lump, it can help to reduce swelling, but you must move gently, not too hard, so as not to damage the breast and cause pain in the breast lump. Massage can relieve the pain of breast lump, reduce the increase of breast lump, prevent other breast diseases, and enlarge breast, killing two birds with one stone.

Plasma cell mastitis Plasma cell mastitis, also known as duct ectasia, is a chronic non-bacterial mastitis. It refers to the stagnation of secretions in the mammary duct cavity, the dilatation of the duct, aseptic inflammation and lumps around the duct, acne-like or serous secretions on the nipple, and a large number of lymphocytes can be seen in the lesion. More common in non-lactating women aged 30 ~ 40.

Clinical manifestations:

1. Breast local pain and discomfort, and can feel the lump.

2. The mass is located around the areola or extends to the quadrant, and it is hard or hard. The surface is nodular, the boundary is unclear, and there is no adhesion with the chest wall. The mass is red, swollen, hot and painful in different degrees, and the systemic inflammatory reaction is slight. In the process of anti-infection treatment, the mass can be reduced or enlarged.

3. The axillary lymph nodes on the same side are swollen, soft and tender, which can be alleviated or subsided with the progress of the disease.

4. The course of the disease is repeated, gradually scarring, and the nipple invaginates.

5. A few patients have bloody or watery nipple discharge.

The treatment of plasma cell mastitis mainly depends on the degree of mammary duct dilatation and periductal inflammation, and different treatment schemes are selected.

1. When local inflammation is obvious, antibiotics including anti-anaerobic bacteria should be used for combined treatment, or integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine should be used for treatment.

2. After the abscess is formed, it often ruptures itself, forming a fistula, a breast lump, or a sticky nipple discharge. Surgery will be done at this time. Commonly used surgical methods are as follows.

(1) local mass resection: it is suitable for those who simply present as breast masses with limited masses.

(2) Quadrant, hemimastectomy and total mastectomy: It is suitable for patients with large masses and lesions occupying the whole breast or most of the breast.