I have blocked milk ducts for 4 days now. I only have a hard lump in my right chest, no fever, no pain, only pain when pressed. I applied warm compresses, massage, pumped milk but it didn't help. So what should I do now when I have blocked milk ducts, a hard lump in my chest, no pain, no fever?

Hello doctor! I just gave birth 2 months ago and for almost a week now my upper chest is a bit sore, there is a hard lump the size of an adult finger, it hurts when pressed, I don't have a fever.

Hello doctor. I just gave birth to my first child by cesarean section 26 days ago. Sometimes I have headaches and dizziness. Sometimes I have a fever above 38 degrees and feel very cold with symptoms of headache, dizziness and breast pain. Doctor, can you tell me if headaches, breast pain, dizziness and fever after giving birth are normal for mothers after cesarean section? Do I have signs of blocked milk ducts? What should I do when I experience the above phenomenon? Can I take Paracetamol pain reliever? Thank you very much, doctor.

gave birth 3 months ago, 1 month ago I had blocked milk ducts and it was cured, in the past few days there have been pus-filled spots on my nipples that have burst, now my whole breast hurts, it is burning inside my breast even though I am not engorged. Doctor, can you tell me if the nipples have pus-filled spots, burst causing pain after treatment for blocked milk ducts, is it a sign of what disease? Thank you doctor.

Nipples come in many shapes – large, small, dark, light, raised, inverted or flat. The reason for inverted nipples is that the milk ducts attached to the nipple are too short. So what to do if your nipples are inverted?

Breastfeeding properly is not a simple matter, especially for first-time mothers. Breastfeeding properly helps the baby to drink a lot of milk without choking and the mother is also comfortable and feels rested.

Hello doctor! Doctor let me ask, can blocked milk ducts due to old clogged milk ducts be cured? I hope the doctor can help me. I would like to thank you.

Blocked milk ducts occur due to increased milk secretion in the first days after birth, especially for first-time mothers who have no experience. Breast milk plays an important role in providing nutrition for the baby, causing pain and discomfort in the mother's breasts, so it needs to be treated to circulate.

Mastitis during breastfeeding is a common condition that causes pain and discomfort for the mother and greatly affects breastfeeding. Women who give birth for the first time due to lack of experience in breastfeeding and improper breast care and hygiene are very susceptible to mastitis.

woman's body will undergo many major changes after giving birth and the baby will also have to try to adapt to the living environment outside the mother's womb. If given the right care and attention, it will help the mother and baby quickly return to normal and the care process in the first week after birth must also meet certain requirements.

Breast abscess is a fairly common disease, most commonly seen in breastfeeding women because breast milk can cause cracked nipples, allowing bacteria to easily enter the breast. If breast abscess is not diagnosed and treated promptly, it can lead to dangerous complications such as breast necrosis, affecting milk quality, sepsis, and especially can lead to cancer. Therefore, when a breast abscess occurs, it is necessary to promptly drain and incise to avoid infection.