Is it normal to have a lump in the breast?

If a woman's breasts are neglected, diseases such as mastitis and breast hyperplasia will come knocking. Many female friends will find lumps in their breasts, especially those who are breastfeeding. Is it normal to have a lump in the breast? Could it be caused by inflammation? Then let us take a look at the relevant taboos and treatment measures for lumps in the breast.

If you have lumps in your breasts , remember not to rub them casually! !

Mother’s breasts are the baby’s “cradle”. Only with sufficient milk can a healthy baby be conceived. However, many new mothers encounter troubles of one kind or another because they do not take good care of their breasts. Breast lumps caused by milk stasis during lactation are a common type of breast lumps, which can easily cause mastitis if not handled properly. Some babies lose the opportunity to breastfeed as a result.

Breast lumps caused by milk stasis are most common in women in the early stages of lactation, but can also occur at any stage of lactation. If a new mother fails to breastfeed effectively in the first few days and fails to empty her breasts in time, milk will accumulate in the breasts, causing blockage of the milk ducts and breast lumps.

If there is a lump, take the following measures in time:

(1) If there is a lump in the breast and it is very painful, you can use a hot towel to apply heat to the lump. This can help unclog the mammary gland and relieve pain.

(2) You can use a breast pump. It may be a little painful when pumping, so you need to be patient. If the milk lumps are not very serious, a breast pump can usually be used to clear them and remove the lumps.

(3) If the breast pump is unable to suck out the excess milk, then ask a lactation consultant for help. They have professional techniques and experience to help clear the mammary glands. The effect is very good and they can generally eliminate the lumps.

(4) If the lactation consultant cannot solve the problem, you should go to the hospital immediately for a detailed examination to see if you have any breast disease so that you can detect it early and treat it early.