Mastitis suppuration burst by itself

If mastitis suppurates and ruptures spontaneously, it needs to be taken seriously and medical treatment should be sought as soon as possible to avoid further spread of the infection.

Mastitis is an infection of breast tissue, common in lactating women, mainly caused by bacteria entering the breast through damaged skin or nipple cracks. When suppuration occurs, it indicates that the inflammation has developed seriously. If the accumulated pus ruptures on its own, it means that the skin barrier is damaged, which may lead to worse infection of surrounding tissues.

At this time, although the discharge of pus may temporarily relieve the pain, the wound is easily exposed to the external bacterial environment, accelerating the spread of infection. If not treated in time, it may also cause the abscess to spread around the breast, and even cause more serious consequences such as sepsis. It is necessary to avoid squeezing or treating the wound by yourself, otherwise it will increase the risk of infection. Lactating patients should also pay attention to whether suppuration affects the circulation of milk. If the mammary duct continues to be blocked, it will also cause new inflammation.

In order to control the disease as soon as possible, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for a professional doctor to assess the wound and perform debridement and drainage. At the same time, antibiotic treatment can be carried out according to the doctor's advice to prevent the spread of infection. In terms of daily care, pay attention to breast hygiene, avoid using irritating cleaning products, maintain a balanced diet and regular work and rest, and enhance your own immunity to promote recovery. If you are a breastfeeding patient, stop breastfeeding during treatment and decide the recovery time according to the doctor's advice.