Mastitis is a breast infection. It commonly develops in breast-feeding women during the first few weeks after delivery.

Mastitis is a breast infection that can occur during pregnancy. Symptoms include flu-like symptoms, tenderness, and redness. Read to learn more.

Antepartum mastitis is an uncommon condition, and if not treated adequately, it may be complicated by the formation of a breast abscess.

2 апр. 2003 г. · Most cases of lactation mastitis occur during the first 3 months postpartum (after giving birth), but it may occur any time as long as a ...

Mastitis causes flu-like symptoms, as well as breast redness, pain and swelling. It's important to see a doctor as early as possible if you feel you may have ...

Puerperal mastitis is inflammation (Fig. 4a, b) of the breast that occurs during pregnancy, lactation or weaning. It is rare during pregnancy but is relatively ...

Granulomatous mastitis is a rare disease that typically manifests as a hard and tender mass. It tends to occur within a few years after childbirth. Its ...

They include: a swollen area on your breast that may feel hot and painful to touch – the area may become red but this can be harder to see if you have black or ...

Mastitis results from factors such as inflammation in the ducts, imbalance of healthy versus unhealthy bacteria, overproduction of milk, and non-physiologic ...

In most cases, lactation mastitis occurs within the first three months after giving birth (postpartum), but it can happen later during breast-feeding. The ...