breast infection…

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female breast, breast infection, normal female breast anatomy, mastitis, infection, breast tissue, breast abscess, infection is located, in the tissue, the breast, bacteria entered the tissue, cracks, in the nipples, breast infections, a common bacteria found on normal skin, staphylococcus aureus, bacteria enter, a break, crack, in the skin, the nipple, infection then takes place, in the parenchymal, fatty, tissue, swelling, the parenchymal tissue outside the milk ducts, swelling compresses on the milk ducts, result is pain, swelling, the infected breast, breast infections, breast-feeding, breast infections, not related to breast-feeding must be differentiated, a rare form of breast cancer, breast pain, breast lump, breast enlargement on one side only, swelling, tenderness, redness, heat in breast tissue, nipple discharge, contain pus, nipple sensation changes, itching, tender, enlarged lymph nodes in armpit on the same side, fever, in women who, not breast-feeding, testing, mammography, breast biopsy, not necessary, self-care, applying moist heat, infected breast tissue, 15 to 20 minutes four times a day, antibiotic medications, very effective in treating mastitis, encouraged to continue to breast-feed, to pump to alleviate engorgement receiving treatment, stress of an illness, helped by joining a support group, members share common experiences, breast-feeding, support group, clears quickly, antibiotic therapy, in severe infections, an abscess, abscesses, require more extensive treatment, incision, drainage, discontinuation of breast-feeding recommended in this case, any portion, the breast tissue becomes reddened, tender, swollen, hot, lymph nodes, in the armpit, become tender, enlarged, good breast care, after delivery, breast-feeding, decrease the potential to develop breast infections.