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.

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.

Occasionally, a breastfeeding woman may notice blood in her breast milk. This is noticed after you have expressed milk or after your baby has spit up some breast milk while feeding. This is a concern for many new mothers, especially those who are having their first child.

Postpartum is the health and mental problems that mothers may encounter shortly after giving birth. The postpartum period is calculated as 42 days (6 weeks) after giving birth.

Mastitis is a fairly common condition for women who are breastfeeding. Common symptoms include pain while breastfeeding and red, swollen breasts, which can be very uncomfortable. The following article will provide information about the signs, causes, and treatments for mastitis.

The postpartum period is the period of return to normal anatomical and physiological state of the reproductive organs (except for the mammary glands which continue to develop to produce milk). This period is 6 weeks (42 days) after birth or immediately after the third stage of labor ends.

Postpartum is the period of return to normal anatomical and physiological state of the reproductive organs (except for the mammary glands which continue to develop to secrete milk).

Blocked ducts are small, tender lumps that form in the breast and block the flow of breast milk. They are a common problem when breastfeeding and can cause swelling, redness and pain in the affected breast.

Postpartum engorgement is a condition in which the breasts become hard, swollen, and painful due to an overproduction of breast milk. Postpartum engorgement can cause the breasts to become large, full, lumpy, and tender. The swelling may extend into the armpits, and the veins on the surface of the breasts may become more visible.

Mastitis is an inflammation of the breast tissue, causing pain, swelling, warmth, redness, fever and chills. Mastitis while breastfeeding can make mothers feel tired, make it difficult to care for their baby and can lead to early weaning. But continuing to breastfeed, even while taking antibiotics, is better for you and your baby.

Mastitis is an infection of the breast that is more common in women who are breastfeeding. However, it can develop after you stop breastfeeding, or at any time, even during pregnancy.