Breast Abscesses are mostly caused by a bacterial infection. A breast abscess is treated by draining them and small abscesses are usually drained using a needle and syringe.
Abscesses are mostly caused by a bacterial infection. In lactating women, there are chances that the bacteria would enter the breast through fine and small cracks in the skin of the nipple. These cracks might develop during breastfeeding.
The breast abscesses are usually the result of unguided breastfeeding. Breast-feeding helps clear the infection and you should not wean your baby abruptly as this might worsen your abscesses.
Breast abscesses in non-lactating women are caused due to:
The doctor might recommend a lactation specialist who would ask to make the following changes in breastfeeding patterns.
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